Transparent Matte

These Transparent Dark Topaz beads are like the perfect golden-brown toast that only your Grandma could make. This bead will transport you back in time, to your Grandma's kitchen table, eating breakfast on Sunday morning. Transparent glass allows light...

Transparent Smoke Topaz is a medium brown, reminiscent of fresh acorns that drop from oak trees as autumn sets in. This is vibrant brown color perfect for florals, geometric detail, and earth-toned jewelry. Transparent glass allows light to pass through...

Transparent Topaz is a beautiful tan color with golden hues. This is the go-to bead for many of our customers who need a golden color that is not a metallic bead. Transparent glass allows light to pass through the bead, liked stained glass. The beads...

“Anishinaabeg are woodland peoples of the Great Lakes. Forests, trees, and plants have great meaning for us. So do green colors. When I look at this Transparent Dark Green bead, I imagine myself in the deep woods on a summer's day, gazing up through the...

Transparent Amethyst is a good option for bead artists looking for a vibrant purple that is color-fast. Using this color next to an aqua or turquoise blue, will emphasize the purple. Transparent glass allows light to pass through the bead, liked stained...

This Transparent Montana Blue bead is a deep, dark blue, reminiscent of the deep waters of Lake Superior. It contrasts well with other blues and every other color of bead. Transparent glass allows light to pass through the bead, liked stained glass. The...

Transparent Dark Amethyst is a deep, rich amethyst. Use next to an aqua color to emphasize the purple. Stringing or sewing this bead with black thread will give it an even deeper appearance.Transparent glass allows light to pass through the bead, liked...

The Transparent Dark Red beads are a beautiful dark red that retains its red hues, even in artificial light (unlike opaque dark reds, which can appear brown in artificial lighting). These beads will add the shimmery touch to any cherries or dark...

The Transparent Yellow is reminiscent of hot July days, sunflowers, and white ash leaves turning color in September. Use this bead to add a shimmery detail to patterns in opaque yellows. Or use with oranges and reds to complete a fire-themed piece. ...

The Transparent Dark Orange are a fiery orange, close to red in appearance. These will add a brightness to any fire themed piece or to vibrant florals and geometrics. Are you beading a sunset piece? - this is the perfect color for that. Transparent...

Transparent Matte Crystal takes on a soft, white look, from the matte coating. This bead is like the wispy, clouds on a summer's evening following an afternoon thunderstorm. Transparent glass allows light to pass through the bead, liked stained glass...

The Transparent Cobalt suggests blue glass vases in the window of an antique shop or the glass marbles you played with, as a child. This is a beautiful blue that will add enchantment to any bead project. Transparent glass allows light to pass through the...

The Transparent Sapphire is medium blue color that will add beauty to any design. It contrasts well with SB111168 Transparent Matte Cobalt . Transparent glass allows light to pass through the bead, liked stained glass. The beads are see-through, so the...

Seed beads are the most popular type of beads for Native American style beadwork. Czech seed beads are uniform and the best quality overall. Size 11/0 beads measure approximately 2.0-2.2mm. A matt finish subdues the shine on these beads, while the...

The Transparent Light Green beads are most similar to a frozen summer treat that glistens in the light as it melts. This color works well for leaves, vines, and other floral patterns. Use for detail in geometric designs. Transparent glass allows light...

The Transparent Light Sapphire is a pale blue that brings to mind early spring flowers. This bead can be used to outline opaque periwinkles and light blues. Transparent glass allows light to pass through the bead, liked stained glass. The beads are...