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Resin Beads, 16mm Rotund - Amber Color (strand)

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$5.73

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Sold by:
strand
Color:
Amber 2-Tone
Size:
Approx. 16mm
Additional Info:
35-39 beads, 16"
Country of Origin:
India
Hole Size:
2.0-3.0mm
Shape:
Oval

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  • 3

    One Tone Resin Beads

    These beads are not two-toned amber, as described, but shiny one-toned amber. They can't pass for real amber. I'm keeping them because they're still nice beads and I can use them.

  • 4

    resin beads

    These are nice for costume jewelry. My orders were a uniform amber gold, as in photo, but had barely any darkening or rosy tone at either end so they are too plastic/artificial in appearance for my project. Still, they compliment dark wooden beads, large

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