null
In Stock

African Jade Gemstone Beads, Round, 6mm (strand)

No reviews yet Write a Review
$4.80

Bulk discount rates

  • Buy 10+ pay only $3.20
SKU:
21-886-096
Current Stock:
$4.80

Frequently Bought Together:

African Jade Beads: The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade.Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, Transvaal jade and South African Jade, these semiprecious beads often contain a mix of light green, pink and white. The form of grossular garnet they're cut from is a silicate of calcium and aluminum that's used as an inexpensive substitute for jade.The term "grossular" comes from the Latin word for "gooseberry," a reflection on the stone's green color. Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.
Inc. Tax
Ex. Tax

Description

African Jade Beads: The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade.

Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, Transvaal jade and South African Jade, these semiprecious beads often contain a mix of light green, pink and white. The form of grossular garnet they're cut from is a silicate of calcium and aluminum that's used as an inexpensive substitute for jade.

The term "grossular" comes from the Latin word for "gooseberry," a reflection on the stone's green color.

Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.

Details

Sold by:
strand
Size:
6mm
Additional Info:
60-74 beads, 16" strand
Country of Origin:
China
Style:
Smooth (Not Faceted)
Gemstone:
Jade
Hole Size:
0.5-1.0mm

Product Reviews

Related Products

African Jade Beads: The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade.Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal jade, these semiprecious beads often contain a mix of light green, pink and white. The form of grossular garnet they're cut from is a silicate of calcium and aluminum that's used as an inexpensive substitute for jade.The term "grossular" comes from the Latin word for "gooseberry," a reflection on the stone's green color. Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.

African Jade Gemstone Beads, Round, 4mm (strand)

$3.80
African Jade Beads: The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade.Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and...
Add to Cart
The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade. Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal jade, these semiprecious beads often contain a mix of light green, pink and white. The form of grossular garnet they're cut from is a silicate of calcium and aluminum that's used as an inexpensive substitute for jade. The term "grossular" comes from the Latin word for "gooseberry," a reflection on the stone's green color. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item. The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade. Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal jade, these semiprecious beads often contain a mix of light green, pink and white. The form of grossular garnet they're cut from is a silicate of calcium and aluminum that's used as an inexpensive substitute for jade. The term "grossular" comes from the Latin word for "gooseberry," a reflection on the stone's green color. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

African Jade Gemstone Beads, Round, 8mm (strand)

$6.40
The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade. Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal jade, these...
Add to Cart

Customers Also Viewed

The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade. Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal jade, these semiprecious beads often contain a mix of light green, pink and white. The form of grossular garnet they're cut from is a silicate of calcium and aluminum that's used as an inexpensive substitute for jade. The term "grossular" comes from the Latin word for "gooseberry," a reflection on the stone's green color. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item. The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade. Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal jade, these semiprecious beads often contain a mix of light green, pink and white. The form of grossular garnet they're cut from is a silicate of calcium and aluminum that's used as an inexpensive substitute for jade. The term "grossular" comes from the Latin word for "gooseberry," a reflection on the stone's green color. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

African Jade Gemstone Beads, Round, 8mm (strand)

$6.40
The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade. Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal jade, these...
Add to Cart
African Jade Beads: The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade.Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal jade, these semiprecious beads often contain a mix of light green, pink and white. The form of grossular garnet they're cut from is a silicate of calcium and aluminum that's used as an inexpensive substitute for jade.The term "grossular" comes from the Latin word for "gooseberry," a reflection on the stone's green color. Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.

African Jade Gemstone Beads, Round, 4mm (strand)

$3.80
African Jade Beads: The name African jade is used to describe an opaque grossular garnet that comes from South African mines, and resembles jade.Also known as buddstone, garnet jade, and Transvaal...
Add to Cart
Create professional-looking jewelry pieces with the help of Wildfire Thermal Bonded Beading Thread from Beadalon. This thread is the perfect choice for your bead weaving needs, thanks to its extra strong and durable properties. The thermally bonded coating keeps the thread from fraying at the ends and ensures it won't be pierced by needles. This knottable and supple cord is also great for multi-strand seed bead designs. Featuring a versatile grey color, this thread will complement a variety of color palettes. Invest in this 20-yard spool of .006-inch thick thread and elevate your handmade jewelry creations to the next level.

Beadalon Grey WildFire - 20 Yards, .006-Inch

WildFire
$4.77
Create professional-looking jewelry pieces with the help of Wildfire Thermal Bonded Beading Thread from Beadalon. This thread is the perfect choice for your bead weaving needs, thanks to its extra...
Add to Cart