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Etched Jet Hematite - Czech Glass 6mm Lentil Drop Beads
$2.70
Etched Jet Hematite - Czech Glass 6mm Lentil Drop Beads
$2.70
Bag of 50 Czech glass 6mm lentil beads in Etched Jet Hematite. Flat, round, disc drop beads with a single hole. Opaque black, with a charcoal-gray finish, part frosted, part textured metallic, a/k/a “vintage finish”, which gives these beads a rustic look. Hole size is ~1mm.
Please note that the etching process creates variable finishes, and each bag may contain a mixture of these beads; the photo is a guideline only. Due to monitor variations, colors may appear slightly different in real life.
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