
9SC381-PR: CZ Seed Bead 3-cut Pale Green Luster 9/0-1HK
Preciosa Ornela 9/0 three-cut seed beads in pale green luster come in a full hank, giving you a serious working quantity of Bohemian glass with genuine faceted sparkle. The three-cut process chips facets into each bead as it's formed from a glass tube, so the surface catches light the way a standard round seed bead simply can't.
The opaque luster finish lays a soft, luminous sheen over the pale green base — the color reads as quiet and organic, somewhere between a new leaf and aged celadon, with just enough glow to keep it from going flat.
Specifications
- Size: 09/0
- Color: 3-cut Pale Green Luster (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque/Luster
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
Three-cuts are a favorite for embroidery and bead weaving where you want texture and light-play without switching to a larger bead — try them in peyote or brick stitch panels for jewelry or embellished fabric work. They also layer beautifully alongside standard seed beads in loomwork or fringe, where the faceted surface adds movement and dimension.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela 9/0 three-cut seed beads in pale green luster come in a full hank, giving you a serious working quantity of Bohemian glass with genuine faceted sparkle. The three-cut process chips facets into each bead as it's formed from a glass tube, so the surface catches light the way a standard round seed bead simply can't.
The opaque luster finish lays a soft, luminous sheen over the pale green base — the color reads as quiet and organic, somewhere between a new leaf and aged celadon, with just enough glow to keep it from going flat.
Specifications
- Size: 09/0
- Color: 3-cut Pale Green Luster (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque/Luster
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
Three-cuts are a favorite for embroidery and bead weaving where you want texture and light-play without switching to a larger bead — try them in peyote or brick stitch panels for jewelry or embellished fabric work. They also layer beautifully alongside standard seed beads in loomwork or fringe, where the faceted surface adds movement and dimension.











