Chrysolite Czech Glass Bicone Preciosa Beads – 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm
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Create soft green accents with Chrysolite Czech glass bicone Preciosa beads, color 50800. These pale green machine-cut glass beads offer faceted sparkle in five sizes for bracelets, necklaces, earrings and beadwoven designs. Chrysolite is the glass color name, not a natural gemstone material.
Product details
- Brand: Preciosa
- Color: Chrysolite, pale green
- Color code: 50800
- Material: Czech glass
- Shape: Bicone, also called rondell or diamond shape
- Cut: Machine cut (MC)
- Regular style: 451-69-302
- Sizes: 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm and 8mm
Sizes and pack quantities
- 3mm: 36 or 360 beads per pack
- 4mm: 36 or 360 beads per pack
- 5mm: 36 or 144 beads per pack
- 6mm: 12 or 144 beads per pack
- 8mm: 12, 72 or 144 beads per pack
Select your size and quantity from the Size and Packaging options. Each pack contains the quantity specified in your selected option. This listing is for loose glass beads, not finished jewelry.
Style and sizing note
Preciosa Style 301 (451-69-301) is slightly larger than regular Style 302. The previous listing mentioned Style 301, but the current size and packaging options do not separately identify a Style 301 pack. Check your selected option and confirm the style before ordering for a pattern that requires a precise bead fit.
Jewelry-making ideas
Use 3mm and 4mm bicones for delicate beadwoven leaves, 5mm and 6mm beads for repeating bracelet patterns, or 8mm beads for necklace accents and earring drops. Imagine pale green facets catching the light alongside clear glass spacers in a botanical-inspired bracelet.
Combine sizes for graduated designs or repeat one size for a consistent pattern. These Preciosa beads continue the Czech glass beadmaking tradition, with machine-cut facets defining their bicone profile.
Color and shade variations
Natural differences in raw glass material can cause shade variations between production lots. Images are for reference only. Monitor settings and web browsers affect how colors appear, and slight shade differences are unavoidable.
