62RF525: Mixed Color Russian Faceted Style Glass Beads — 6x7mm, 10" Strand is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
A jewel-toned mix of Russian faceted glass beads strung in a repeating pattern of deep cobalt blue, bright aqua, rich garnet red, golden topaz, and emerald green. The irregular hand-cut facets catch light from every angle, and the transparent glass glows when held up to a window — each color comes alive in its own way.
The barrel shape measures approximately 6x7mm, substantial enough to show off the color yet easy to string in multiples. A single strand gives you five coordinating colors at once, which makes this a practical choice for multi-color designs, spacer runs, or anyone who wants variety without buying five separate strands. The warm and cool tones together give finished pieces a rich, old-world trade bead feeling that pairs beautifully with brass, copper, and antiqued silver findings.
Sold by the strand, approximately 10 inches long with roughly 35-36 beads per strand.
Details
Because these beads are individually faceted, size, shape, and facet placement vary slightly from bead to bead. Color placement and the exact count of each color will vary from strand to strand.
Pickup available at 8535 Commerce Place Drive NE Ste A
Usually ready in 2-4 days
62RF525: Mixed Color Russian Faceted Style Glass Beads — 6x7mm, 10" Strand is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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A jewel-toned mix of Russian faceted glass beads strung in a repeating pattern of deep cobalt blue, bright aqua, rich garnet red, golden topaz, and emerald green. The irregular hand-cut facets catch light from every angle, and the transparent glass glows when held up to a window — each color comes alive in its own way.
The barrel shape measures approximately 6x7mm, substantial enough to show off the color yet easy to string in multiples. A single strand gives you five coordinating colors at once, which makes this a practical choice for multi-color designs, spacer runs, or anyone who wants variety without buying five separate strands. The warm and cool tones together give finished pieces a rich, old-world trade bead feeling that pairs beautifully with brass, copper, and antiqued silver findings.
Sold by the strand, approximately 10 inches long with roughly 35-36 beads per strand.
Details
Because these beads are individually faceted, size, shape, and facet placement vary slightly from bead to bead. Color placement and the exact count of each color will vary from strand to strand.
