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99FC525-ABR: Czech Faceted All Mixed Up with Coatings 50GM

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99FC525-ABR: Czech Faceted All Mixed Up with Coatings 50GM

This 50g grab-bag of Preciosa Ornela fire polished Czech glass gives you a ready-made assortment of faceted beads in mixed sizes, colors, and coatings — all sourced from Bohemia, Czechia. It's the kind of variety pack that keeps a project spontaneous and a worktable interesting.

Expect a lively mix of finishes and opacities tumbled together — some glossy, some coated, some translucent — so no two handfuls look quite the same.

Specifications

  • Size: Assorted Sizes
  • Color: Multi Color (mixed)
  • Finish: Mixed
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

The assorted sizing makes these fire polished faceted beads well-suited for eclectic bead embroidery, layered fringe work, or free-form stringing where intentional mismatching is the whole point. They're also a natural fit for festival jewelry and maximalist statement pieces where you want the sparkle and color to do the talking.

$0.98

Original: $2.80

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$2.80

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This 50g grab-bag of Preciosa Ornela fire polished Czech glass gives you a ready-made assortment of faceted beads in mixed sizes, colors, and coatings — all sourced from Bohemia, Czechia. It's the kind of variety pack that keeps a project spontaneous and a worktable interesting.

Expect a lively mix of finishes and opacities tumbled together — some glossy, some coated, some translucent — so no two handfuls look quite the same.

Specifications

  • Size: Assorted Sizes
  • Color: Multi Color (mixed)
  • Finish: Mixed
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

The assorted sizing makes these fire polished faceted beads well-suited for eclectic bead embroidery, layered fringe work, or free-form stringing where intentional mismatching is the whole point. They're also a natural fit for festival jewelry and maximalist statement pieces where you want the sparkle and color to do the talking.