82CC269: Preciosa Crystal Dia Montana 4mm-144PC is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
These 4mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal diamond-shaped beads come in a pack of 144 and deliver the kind of precise faceting that catches light from every angle. Montana, a deep and moody blue, gives this crystal its distinctive depth — versatile enough to anchor a design or carry it.
Transparent glass lets the color speak without interference, so your stringing material and any layered elements show through, adding dimension rather than hiding it.
The diamond shape works beautifully as a standalone focal element in earrings or as a repeating accent in necklaces and bracelets where the faceted geometry creates natural rhythm. They're also well-suited to bead weaving patterns — particularly right-angle weave or peyote — where the shape's angles interact with neighboring beads to build interesting texture.
Pickup available at 8535 Commerce Place Drive NE Ste A
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Preciosa is a World leader in the manufacture of crystal chatons, beads and jewelry components boasting a broad variety of shapes, sizes, colors and coatings. Due to the high lead content of the crystal, Preciosa crystals are more durable and each precision cut facet emanates an irresistibly brilliant sparkle unparalleled by lower quality imitators.
82CC269: Preciosa Crystal Dia Montana 4mm-144PC is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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These 4mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal diamond-shaped beads come in a pack of 144 and deliver the kind of precise faceting that catches light from every angle. Montana, a deep and moody blue, gives this crystal its distinctive depth — versatile enough to anchor a design or carry it.
Transparent glass lets the color speak without interference, so your stringing material and any layered elements show through, adding dimension rather than hiding it.
The diamond shape works beautifully as a standalone focal element in earrings or as a repeating accent in necklaces and bracelets where the faceted geometry creates natural rhythm. They're also well-suited to bead weaving patterns — particularly right-angle weave or peyote — where the shape's angles interact with neighboring beads to build interesting texture.
