4CC309-F: Preciosa Crystal Round Hematite 4mm-72PC
These 4mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal rounds in Hematite come 72 pieces to a pack — a solid working quantity of a genuinely versatile neutral. The coated finish shifts the base crystal into that cool, dark grey-metallic territory that earns its place in everything from minimal modern work to full Victorian drama.
The hematite coating lays a dark, metallic grey over semi-transparent crystal, giving each bead a steely depth that reads differently depending on your light source — somewhere between gunmetal and polished stone.
Specifications
- Size: 04mm
- Color: Crystal Hematite (semi-transparent)
- Finish: Coated
- Shape: Round
- Material: Glass Crystal, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 72 Pieces
What to make with them
Their 4mm size is a natural fit for stringing as a standalone strand, spacing out larger focal beads, or working into bead-woven structures like right-angle weave and peyote where a round with good light return earns its keep. Keep in mind the coated finish carries medium-low durability, so designs where beads rub together repeatedly — like dense fringe — are worth approaching with some care.
The finish on these beads is delicate. Avoid prolonged exposure to friction, moisture, skin acids, and harsh chemicals to preserve the surface coating.
Original: $11.70
-65%$11.70
$4.09More Images
4CC309-F: Preciosa Crystal Round Hematite 4mm-72PC
These 4mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal rounds in Hematite come 72 pieces to a pack — a solid working quantity of a genuinely versatile neutral. The coated finish shifts the base crystal into that cool, dark grey-metallic territory that earns its place in everything from minimal modern work to full Victorian drama.
The hematite coating lays a dark, metallic grey over semi-transparent crystal, giving each bead a steely depth that reads differently depending on your light source — somewhere between gunmetal and polished stone.
Specifications
- Size: 04mm
- Color: Crystal Hematite (semi-transparent)
- Finish: Coated
- Shape: Round
- Material: Glass Crystal, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 72 Pieces
What to make with them
Their 4mm size is a natural fit for stringing as a standalone strand, spacing out larger focal beads, or working into bead-woven structures like right-angle weave and peyote where a round with good light return earns its keep. Keep in mind the coated finish carries medium-low durability, so designs where beads rub together repeatedly — like dense fringe — are worth approaching with some care.
The finish on these beads is delicate. Avoid prolonged exposure to friction, moisture, skin acids, and harsh chemicals to preserve the surface coating.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
These 4mm Preciosa Ornela machine-cut crystal rounds in Hematite come 72 pieces to a pack — a solid working quantity of a genuinely versatile neutral. The coated finish shifts the base crystal into that cool, dark grey-metallic territory that earns its place in everything from minimal modern work to full Victorian drama.
The hematite coating lays a dark, metallic grey over semi-transparent crystal, giving each bead a steely depth that reads differently depending on your light source — somewhere between gunmetal and polished stone.
Specifications
- Size: 04mm
- Color: Crystal Hematite (semi-transparent)
- Finish: Coated
- Shape: Round
- Material: Glass Crystal, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 72 Pieces
What to make with them
Their 4mm size is a natural fit for stringing as a standalone strand, spacing out larger focal beads, or working into bead-woven structures like right-angle weave and peyote where a round with good light return earns its keep. Keep in mind the coated finish carries medium-low durability, so designs where beads rub together repeatedly — like dense fringe — are worth approaching with some care.
The finish on these beads is delicate. Avoid prolonged exposure to friction, moisture, skin acids, and harsh chemicals to preserve the surface coating.
