
9SC332R: CZ Seed Bead 3-cut Opaque LT Orange Luster 9/0-1HK
Preciosa Ornela 9/0 three-cut seed beads in Light Orange Luster come by the hank, giving you a generous working supply of faceted Czech glass that catches light from every angle. The three-cut process scores each bead with multiple facets as it's formed from a glass tube, so you get the sparkle of a cut bead at seed bead scale.
The opaque luster finish lays down a warm, solid light orange base and then coats it with a luminous sheen — the color reads as confident and glowing rather than flat.
Specifications
- Size: 09/0
- Color: Oranges (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque/Luster
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
Their faceted surface makes these a natural choice for bead weaving projects where you want texture and light play without switching bead sizes — try them in peyote or brick stitch alongside matte beads for contrast. They also work beautifully strung in continuous strands for festival-style necklaces or woven into loom bands where the repeated facets create a subtle, rippling shimmer across the finished piece.
Original: $8.10
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Description
Preciosa Ornela 9/0 three-cut seed beads in Light Orange Luster come by the hank, giving you a generous working supply of faceted Czech glass that catches light from every angle. The three-cut process scores each bead with multiple facets as it's formed from a glass tube, so you get the sparkle of a cut bead at seed bead scale.
The opaque luster finish lays down a warm, solid light orange base and then coats it with a luminous sheen — the color reads as confident and glowing rather than flat.
Specifications
- Size: 09/0
- Color: Oranges (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque/Luster
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
Their faceted surface makes these a natural choice for bead weaving projects where you want texture and light play without switching bead sizes — try them in peyote or brick stitch alongside matte beads for contrast. They also work beautifully strung in continuous strands for festival-style necklaces or woven into loom bands where the repeated facets create a subtle, rippling shimmer across the finished piece.











