70FC9047: FC Disc Aqua/emerald/topaz Mix 600PC is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
This 600-piece fire polished glass mix from Preciosa Ornela brings together aqua, emerald, and topaz tones in assorted sizes and a variety of finishes, giving you a ready-to-work palette of Czech glass that spans the full cool-to-warm spectrum of water and earth. When you want color range without the hunting, this grab-bag format does the sorting for you.
The mix pulls from multiple finishes and opacities at once, so you'll find everything from glassy transparents to richer, moodier surfaces sitting side by side — the kind of variation that keeps a piece visually interesting across every bead.
The assorted sizing makes these fire polished rounds a natural fit for freeform bead weaving and improvisational stringing, where mixing scales adds rhythm and texture. They're equally at home in earring clusters or layered necklace designs where the aqua-to-topaz color shift can do the storytelling across a strand.
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As a primary distributor of Preciosa® Traditional Czech Beads we are able to offer our customers an unbeatable selection of Czech glass beads at unbelievable prices! These versatile pressed glass beads are manufactured in the Bohemian tradition to meet the highest quality and consistency standards.
Czech glass beads exhibit superior quality, outstanding uniformity, and exceptional breadth of assortment, making them the perfect choice for any beading project!
Slight color variations due to natural properties of glass cannot be avoided.
Small Beads should be kept away from small children (danger of swallowing and/or inhalation).
70FC9047: FC Disc Aqua/emerald/topaz Mix 600PC is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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This 600-piece fire polished glass mix from Preciosa Ornela brings together aqua, emerald, and topaz tones in assorted sizes and a variety of finishes, giving you a ready-to-work palette of Czech glass that spans the full cool-to-warm spectrum of water and earth. When you want color range without the hunting, this grab-bag format does the sorting for you.
The mix pulls from multiple finishes and opacities at once, so you'll find everything from glassy transparents to richer, moodier surfaces sitting side by side — the kind of variation that keeps a piece visually interesting across every bead.
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