Crystal Light Blue Givre Czech Fire Polished Glass Beads
Combine clear sparkle with soft blue color in these Preciosa Crystal Light Blue Givre Czech glass beads. Their two-tone glass has transparent crystal-clear areas and cloudy light blue patches, with a different balance of color in each bead. Rounded, fire-polished facets catch the light without the sharply cut appearance of crystal components.
Product specifications
-
Color: Crystal Light Blue Givre, a two-tone combination.
-
Material: Czech glass, not natural gemstone.
-
Shape: Round, machine-faceted and fire-polished.
-
Style: 151-19-001.
-
Brand: Preciosa.
-
Origin: Czech Republic.
Sizes and approximate package counts
-
4mm: approximately 102 beads.
-
6mm: approximately 30 beads.
-
8mm: approximately 22 beads.
-
10mm: approximately 18 beads.
Choose your size and quantity from the options. Beads may arrive on strands or loose in a poly bag; the package count corresponds to the selected option.
Choosing a size for your project
Use 4mm beads for delicate accents, spacers and detailed beadwork. Choose 6mm or 8mm for bracelet and necklace patterns, or 10mm for a larger focal accent. Pair their clear and light blue tones with other glass beads or metal findings in modern and vintage-inspired designs.
What does the Givre appearance look like?
These are not uniformly blue beads. Clear glass and cloudy blue areas create the two-tone appearance, and the amount of each color varies from bead to bead. The size-comparison images are guides only and do not show this product's actual color.
Czech glassmaking heritage
Made in Northern Bohemia in the Czech Republic, these beads continue a glassmaking tradition dating back to the 14th century. Glass is pressed in a mold, precisely faceted by machine and polished in direct fire, producing brilliant, slightly rounded facets. Fire-polished glass offers a cost-effective, scratch-resistant option for jewelry making.
Small-batch production can cause slight differences in size and shape. Glass shades vary between production lots, and larger beads may appear darker because they contain more glass. Photographs are for reference; monitor settings and browsers affect displayed colors.
