
9SC287: CZ Seed Bead 3-cut TR Emerald 9/0 10HK
Preciosa Ornela 9/0 three-cut seed beads in transparent emerald come in a generous 10-hank quantity, giving you the working supply you need for large-scale or repeat projects. The three-cut faceting on each tiny bead catches and scatters light in a way a standard round seed bead simply can't.
The transparent finish means you're seeing pure, clear emerald glass color straight through — light passes right through each facet, so the beads read bright and jewel-like rather than flat or coated.
Specifications
- Size: 09/0
- Color: 3-cut TR Emerald (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 10 Hanks
What to make with them
Their faceted surface makes these a natural choice for loomwork and peyote stitch pieces where the angled cuts create a subtle shimmer across the finished surface. They also work beautifully as accent beads in fringe or netting, where individual beads catch the light as they move.
Original: $32.45
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Description
Preciosa Ornela 9/0 three-cut seed beads in transparent emerald come in a generous 10-hank quantity, giving you the working supply you need for large-scale or repeat projects. The three-cut faceting on each tiny bead catches and scatters light in a way a standard round seed bead simply can't.
The transparent finish means you're seeing pure, clear emerald glass color straight through — light passes right through each facet, so the beads read bright and jewel-like rather than flat or coated.
Specifications
- Size: 09/0
- Color: 3-cut TR Emerald (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 10 Hanks
What to make with them
Their faceted surface makes these a natural choice for loomwork and peyote stitch pieces where the angled cuts create a subtle shimmer across the finished surface. They also work beautifully as accent beads in fringe or netting, where individual beads catch the light as they move.











