Opaque Luster

The Opaque Green Turquoise has a green hue to it when it is compared to other blue turquoises but has a blue hue to it when compared to other green colors. But regardless, it is a very soft, delicate color with a timeless feel that will be sure to add...

The Opaque Dark Blue beads are a rich blue that is not as dark as the navy and dark navy blues.Opaque glass does not allow any light to pass through the bead. This gives these beads a solid look that is still shiny. Opaque Luster beads are shinier and...

Opaque Amethyst is a subdued hue in the purple color family. Using this color next to turquoise/aqua blues (item #s ending with 5-) will draw out the purple tones. Or use to balance warm/fiery color combinations. Opaque glass does not allow any light to...

Opaque Red will remind you of the savory, juicy, and sweet taste of ripe strawberries in the summer time. This color will perfectly compliment fire based pieces or pieces that celebrate the heart-berry. Opaque glass does not allow any light to pass...

The Opaque Lemon Yellow radiates warmth like the sun on a brilliant summer's day. These beads will add depth and cheeriness to any beading project. Also called light yellow or just plain yellow, these beads are the brighter yellow option, compared to the...

The Opaque Light Green leaves perfectly encapsulate early maple and ash leaves. This is a softer green that will highlight darker leaves in floral pieces. It is a good general-use green that any bead artist should have on-hand, for when inspiration...

Opaque Grey beads are popular for shading, as well as for patterns and background color. Dye lots can vary, so please be sure to buy enough for your current project.Opaque glass does not allow any light to pass through the bead. This gives these beads a...

This crisp, light blue shade is in the turquoise/aqua family of blues. It reminiscent of the mid-morning sky on a clear, spring day and will compliment floral designs when used in the petals of flowers and will also add an extra touch of blue to...

Opaque glass does not allow any light to pass through the bead. This gives these beads a solid look that is still shiny. Many of our customers refer to this as the "regular" or "plain"  beads as they are some of the most commonly found beads in both...

The bright hue of the Opaque Orange beads comforts and reminds me of tulips, tiger lilies, and the gorgeous wings of the monarch butterfly. This color has a vibrancy that is playful and wild, a perfect pairing for calmer yellows and reds in a fire themed...

The Opaque Olive beads are a beautiful new addition to our selection. This color has blue undertones combined with a vibrancy that makes it unique among the opaque greens. This color is no longer in production and we were very lucky to get ahold of some...

The Opaque Lime is a pale green, like the new buds on trees in the spring, or delicate little desserts showcased in the windows of fancy cafes. This color is popular both for floral and geometric designs.Opaque glass does not allow any light to pass...

The Opaque Light Brown is a classic brown color that is great for representing furry creatures, acorn caps, tree trunks, and mountains.Opaque glass does not allow any light to pass through the bead. This gives these beads a solid look that is still shiny...

“When looking at the Opaque Light Orange beads, I am reminded of the cool, savory taste of orange sherbet or of the adorable mini pumpkins that appear in store windows during the beginning of autumn. It is a soft, calming color that radiates warmth."; a...

Opaque Luster White beads are especially popular for powwow beadwork. They are flashy, glitzy and sure to catch the eye of any onlooker. Use anywhere a white bead is needed. Opaque glass does not allow any light to pass through the bead. This gives these...

The Opaque Light Coral beads perfectly captures the color of delicate, delicious, smoked salmon. This color brings a little spunk to your color palette that will most definitely get noticed. This is the new version of the opaque coral that was...