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92DP694-NL: CZ Spear Neon Pink Matte Loose 5x16mm 60PC

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92DP694-NL: CZ Spear Neon Pink Matte Loose 5x16mm 60PC

These Preciosa Ornela pressed glass spear beads measure 5x16mm and come 60 pieces per pack — a generous count that gives you real room to work with their elongated, tapered silhouette. The neon pink colorway is UV-reactive, meaning they'll glow under blacklight as readily as they shine in daylight.

The pearl/neon finish layers a soft, luminous sheen over that punchy neon pink, so the color reads as vivid but not flat — there's depth and a gentle glow to it even in natural light.

Specifications

  • Size: 16mm
  • Color: Neon Pink Matte
  • Finish: Pearl/Neon
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 60 Pieces

What to make with them

The spear shape is a natural for fringe work — stitch them as dramatic drop elements along the hem of a beaded necklace or earring cascade where the tapered point draws the eye downward. They're also well-suited to bead embroidery as radiating accent pieces around a focal, or strung in repeating sequences for a bold statement necklace that plays up their elongated geometry.

$2.71

Original: $7.74

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92DP694-NL: CZ Spear Neon Pink Matte Loose 5x16mm 60PC—

$7.74

$2.71

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These Preciosa Ornela pressed glass spear beads measure 5x16mm and come 60 pieces per pack — a generous count that gives you real room to work with their elongated, tapered silhouette. The neon pink colorway is UV-reactive, meaning they'll glow under blacklight as readily as they shine in daylight.

The pearl/neon finish layers a soft, luminous sheen over that punchy neon pink, so the color reads as vivid but not flat — there's depth and a gentle glow to it even in natural light.

Specifications

  • Size: 16mm
  • Color: Neon Pink Matte
  • Finish: Pearl/Neon
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 60 Pieces

What to make with them

The spear shape is a natural for fringe work — stitch them as dramatic drop elements along the hem of a beaded necklace or earring cascade where the tapered point draws the eye downward. They're also well-suited to bead embroidery as radiating accent pieces around a focal, or strung in repeating sequences for a bold statement necklace that plays up their elongated geometry.