9SC162: CZ Seed Bead 3-cut LT Turquoise Blue 9/0 5HK is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Preciosa Ornela 9/0 three-cut seed beads in light turquoise blue come in a generous 5-hank quantity, giving serious beaders the volume they need for large-scale work or keeping a well-supplied workbench. The three-cut faceting catches light from multiple angles, adding subtle sparkle that a standard round seed bead simply can't deliver.
The opaque finish gives this turquoise blue a solid, flat-front color with real visual punch — no translucency, just a clean, graphic hue that holds its own in busy patterns and dense stitchwork.
These Czech glass three-cuts shine in loom-woven bands, off-loom stitches like peyote or brick stitch, and fringe work where the facets catch movement and light — they're especially well-suited to Southwestern-inspired jewelry, coastal pieces, and anything pulling from a mid-century or vintage-retro color palette.
Pickup available at 8535 Commerce Place Drive NE Ste A
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Preciosa Ornela Traditional Czech glass seed beads (rocailles) in size 09/0. Each bead measures approximately 2.6 mm across with a 0.90 mm (approx.) hole. These round seed beads are made using Preciosa's tube-cutting and hot-polishing process, which gives them a gently rounded shape and consistent hole size that works beautifully for loom work, off-loom bead weaving, bead embroidery, and general stringing projects. Use them anywhere you need classic Czech rocailles—from intricate peyote and brick stitch to fringe, edging, and multi-strand designs. Not a toy. Not intended for children under 15 years. Seed beads should be kept away from small children due to the risk of swallowing or inhalation.
9SC162: CZ Seed Bead 3-cut LT Turquoise Blue 9/0 5HK is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Preciosa Ornela 9/0 three-cut seed beads in light turquoise blue come in a generous 5-hank quantity, giving serious beaders the volume they need for large-scale work or keeping a well-supplied workbench. The three-cut faceting catches light from multiple angles, adding subtle sparkle that a standard round seed bead simply can't deliver.
The opaque finish gives this turquoise blue a solid, flat-front color with real visual punch — no translucency, just a clean, graphic hue that holds its own in busy patterns and dense stitchwork.
These Czech glass three-cuts shine in loom-woven bands, off-loom stitches like peyote or brick stitch, and fringe work where the facets catch movement and light — they're especially well-suited to Southwestern-inspired jewelry, coastal pieces, and anything pulling from a mid-century or vintage-retro color palette.
