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See Directions at bottom of page. |
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ITEMS ARE NOT
PHOTOGRAPHED TO A UNIFORM SCALE
Important:
(1) For technical reasons too numerous to list, the colors of
the actual beads may differ from the pictures.
(2) Close-up pictures may show small defects which are not visible to the naked eye. (3) I use the
measurements provided by the supplier; I don't always measure the beads myself. (4) Czech glass beads usually have holes in the range of ½mm to 1mm;
holes in Indian beads are usually a little larger, but not always.
(5) In order to get new beads on
the site quickly, I sometimes use the supplier's picture. |
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S M O O T H G L A S S B E
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Beads on this page have a metallic appearance, but except for the
hematite beads at the bottom, they
are all made primarily of glass. |
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(G249)
6mm 'hematite' glass beads

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(These are glass beads with a metallic
surface. This is an old picture, which explains the blurriness) |
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(G580)
6mm silver-colored
beads

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(These are glass beads with a metallic
surface. This is an old picture, which explains the blurriness) |
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(G119)
6mm bronze glass beads

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(As of March 2008, I switched to a new batch
from a different supplier. If you bought these beads before, let me know if the new beads seem better or
worse) |
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(G1265)
5mm silver-colored triangular ovals

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(Glass beads with a silver-colored
coating. These beads are quite small) |
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(G1196)
8mm crystal/gold luster beads

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(Clear beads with a gold luster coating on
part of each bead. The gold coating makes the beads look a bit pink) |
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(G1399)
9mm dark bronze oval glass pearls

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(G715)
2x6mm bronze glass rondels

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(These
are glass beads with a metallic surface. The picture is old and too dark) |
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(G865)
2x6mm silver-colored rondels

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(These are glass beads with a metallic
surface) |
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(G714)
2x6mm gunmetal glass rondels

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(These
are glass beads with a metallic surface. The picture is old and too dark) |
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(G725)
2x6mm dark bronze glass rondels

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(These
are glass beads with a metallic surface. The picture is way too dark; it was taken before I learned about
exposure compensation) |
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(G933)
6mm gold glass pearls

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(I put these beads on this page because they
have a gold color, but they don't actually look metallic) |
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(G1313)
8mm dark bronze teardrops

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(G1229)
6mm copper iris teardrops

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(The "iris" portion of the name refers to the
fact that the coppery coating has some colors in it) |
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(G1230)
6mm dark bronze teardrops

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(G817)
6mm bronze-colored teardrops

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(These are glass beads with a metallic
surface. I am selling them in lots of 100 because they come strung that way) |
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(G1228)
6mm silver-colored teardrops

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(These are glass beads with a metallic
surface. I am selling them in lots of 100 because they come strung that way) |
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(G1209)
5x7mm dark bronze cubes

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(G1398)
9mm silver oval glass pearls

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(In low light these beads look more like
chrome than silver) |
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(G1352)
8mm silver-colored glass pearls

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(The picture didn't come out well; it is a little dark and blurry.
Also, in low light the beads look more like chrome than silver) |
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(G1401)
6mm hematite-colored glass pearls

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F A C E T E D G L A S S B E A D S |
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(G310)
4x8mm celsian faceted rondels

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(Please note that these are 8mm rondels; I
usually get them in the 6mm size) |
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(F259)
3x6mm silver-colored faceted rondels

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(In this picture the beads tend to look like
chrome, but the actual beads definitely have a silvery appearance) |
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(F249)
6mm golden celsian faceted
beads

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(These
beads are gorgeous! "Celsian" coatings are golden-brown
metallic) |
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(F328)
8mm metallic tawny faceted beads

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(These beads have a synthetic coating; click
the picture to read more) |
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(F276)
6mm celsian 'Renaissance' faceted

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(The beads are gorgeous, but don't forget that they
are smaller than the picture makes them look)
(100 beads left) |
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(F347)
10mm clear vitrail faceted teardrops

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(Clear beads with a gold/orange/silver
metallic coating on part of each bead) |
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(F346)
8mm hematite spiral-faceted beads

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(These are glass beads with a hematite-colored
finish; I don't know if the finish is actually made of hematite) |
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M E T A L B E A D S |
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(S035)
6mm hematite cylinders

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(The jaggies on the edges of some beads are a
byproduct of digital photography) |
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(S034)
9mm hematite rectangles

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(The jaggies on the edges of the beads are a
byproduct of digital photography) |
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(S030)
6mm hematite cylinders

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(These are real metal beads and they are
heavier than glass) |
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(S033)
2x8mm hematite rondels

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(S032)
8mm hematite ovals

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(These are real metal beads and they are
heavier than glass) |
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(S031)
8mm hematite flat hearts

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(These are real metal beads) |
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(S029)
12mm hematite rings

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(Some of these beads have holes which are
slightly off-center. These are metal beads and they are heavier than glass) |
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(S028)
8mm hematite spiral beads

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(These are real metal beads and they are
heavier than glass) |
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(S027)
12mm hematite twisted ovals

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(These are real metal beads and they are
heavier than glass) |
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(S026)
16mm hematite ridged ovals

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(The picture came out too dark; the beads are
dark gray, not black. The jaggies on the curves of the beads are a byproduct of digital photography) |
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(S025)
8mm hematite cubes

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(These are real metal beads and they are quite
heavy, especially these cubes) |
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