Peridot Czech Glass Bicone Preciosa Beads – 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm, 8mm

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Add light green sparkle to your designs with Peridot Czech glass bicone Preciosa beads, color 50520. Available in 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm and 8mm, these machine-cut beads bring faceted accents to bracelets, earrings, necklaces and beadwoven patterns.

Product details

  • Brand: Preciosa
  • Color: Peridot, light green
  • Color code: 50520
  • Material: Czech glass, not natural peridot gemstone
  • Shape: Bicone, also called rondell or diamond shape
  • Cut: Machine cut (MC)
  • Style number: 451-69-302
  • Sizes: 3mm, 4mm, 5mm, 6mm and 8mm

Sizes and pack quantities

  • 3mm retail pack: 32 beads
  • 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: 9, 12 or 72 beads per pack

Select your size and quantity from the Size and Packaging options. The 3mm retail pack contains 32 beads, distinct from the 36-bead pack. The 8mm packs of 9 and 12 beads are also separate choices. Each pack contains the quantity specified in your selected option. This listing is for loose glass beads, not finished jewelry.

Jewelry-making ideas

Use 3mm and 4mm bicones for delicate beadwoven accents, 5mm and 6mm beads for repeating bracelet patterns, or 8mm beads for necklace details and earring drops. Picture a bracelet with light green Peridot bicones catching the light between neutral glass spacers.

Combine sizes for a graduated design or repeat one size for a consistent pattern. Peridot adds a fresh green accent to floral-inspired jewelry and coordinating necklace-and-earring sets.

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.