We always try to offer a wide variety of beads, focal beads, & findings in unusual shapes and materials that can inspire new designs. Some items are rather unique and hard to find, others are simply favorites for their form and function. This is our Winter 2011 Collection!
Use these chandelier earring findings as the basis for a pair of dangly earrings. There are two gluing spots you can leave as they are, or use to add some color to the finding (tiny rhinestones or crystals perhaps). Also can be used as a 3-1 connector for multi-strand jewelry.
An unusual gemstone in an unusual shape! The gemstone is Muscovite Quartz - a Russian stone and it is cut into small donuts with a larger, off set hole which is commonly called an A-go-go donut.
Interesting Tektite Freeform beads have glossy & pebbly front surfaces. Tektites are pieces of glass that are formed when a large meteorite impacts with the Earth's surface.
Bamboo coral is a creamy white to tan coral that is not endangered. It is permanently dyed a red color to resemble endangered corals. Please rinse before using!
Dainty bracelet beads have two parallel holes along 2 sides of a 6mm square bead. Formed from glass with a metallic Copper Silk finish. Some people call these 2 hole tile beads.
Larger Copper Plated Cone Finding is flattened so that your multi-strand jewelry will also lay flat. It has oval indents in the surface that make it look polka-dotted.
These unique faceted teardrops are made from a multi-colored natural Agate. They have been selected for their unique patterns of clear to grey Agate within a frame of white Agate. Occasionally, you will also see tiny spots of Druse.
Please click on the image to see weight ranges and approximate dimensions for each size category.
Current stock of Rhodochrosite 10mm round beads has nice pink tones and lots of white to creamy banding. Some of the beads may have tiny surface voids, specks of black inclusions or pale grey to golden tones in the banding, as shown. Sold by the bead.