42ST492-F: Tourmaline Multi Shade Micro Faceted Drop 4-5mm AVG
These 4-5mm avg tourmaline drops are micro-faceted natural gemstone beads, cut to catch light across a multi-shade color range — no two strands will look exactly alike.
Tourmaline's natural color variation means these drops shift across purples and greens in the same strand, giving you that moody, organic depth the stone is known for.
Specifications
- Size: 5 mm
- Color: ["Purples"]
- Material: Tourmailine
What to make with them
String them as a focal drop sequence in earrings or a pendant necklace where the irregular shading reads as intentional artistry, or scatter them through a beaded bracelet alongside seed beads to let each faceted drop catch light on its own terms.
Original: $53.18
-65%$53.18
$18.6142ST492-F: Tourmaline Multi Shade Micro Faceted Drop 4-5mm AVG
These 4-5mm avg tourmaline drops are micro-faceted natural gemstone beads, cut to catch light across a multi-shade color range — no two strands will look exactly alike.
Tourmaline's natural color variation means these drops shift across purples and greens in the same strand, giving you that moody, organic depth the stone is known for.
Specifications
- Size: 5 mm
- Color: ["Purples"]
- Material: Tourmailine
What to make with them
String them as a focal drop sequence in earrings or a pendant necklace where the irregular shading reads as intentional artistry, or scatter them through a beaded bracelet alongside seed beads to let each faceted drop catch light on its own terms.
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Description
These 4-5mm avg tourmaline drops are micro-faceted natural gemstone beads, cut to catch light across a multi-shade color range — no two strands will look exactly alike.
Tourmaline's natural color variation means these drops shift across purples and greens in the same strand, giving you that moody, organic depth the stone is known for.
Specifications
- Size: 5 mm
- Color: ["Purples"]
- Material: Tourmailine
What to make with them
String them as a focal drop sequence in earrings or a pendant necklace where the irregular shading reads as intentional artistry, or scatter them through a beaded bracelet alongside seed beads to let each faceted drop catch light on its own terms.
