Close-up of teal recycled glass beads showing their frosted, slightly irregular round shape

Teal Recycled Glass Beads (7mm)

$6.39
$6.39 $9.00
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Close-up of teal recycled glass beads showing their frosted, slightly irregular round shape
  • Close-up of teal recycled glass beads showing their frosted, slightly irregular round shape
  • Full strand of teal recycled glass beads in a loop on white cord, beside a US penny for size reference
  • Teal recycled glass beads strand angled up close, showing the matte surface and uneven edges
  • Teal Ghana recycled glass bead strand laid in a gentle oval loop, with cotton knotted cord at the top left
  • Spec card for teal recycled glass beads: about 65 beads, 6-7mm, 2mm hole, 24 inch strand
  • Close-up of teal recycled glass beads showing their frosted, slightly irregular round shape
  • Full strand of teal recycled glass beads in a loop on white cord, beside a US penny for size reference
  • Teal recycled glass beads strand angled up close, showing the matte surface and uneven edges
  • Teal Ghana recycled glass bead strand laid in a gentle oval loop, with cotton knotted cord at the top left
  • Spec card for teal recycled glass beads: about 65 beads, 6-7mm, 2mm hole, 24 inch strand
Teal Recycled Glass Beads (7mm)

Teal Recycled Glass Beads (7mm)

$6.39
$6.39 $9.00
Take a look at this beautiful strand of teal recycled glass beads. These beads are unusually small, in a hard-to-find 7mm size. Great for bracelets and earrings! You will receive a 24" strand with approximately 65 beads. Recycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful recycled beads are made using an old method that has been used for centuries. The glass itself is derived from a variety of recycled sources including old beverage and medicine bottles. The procedure for making the beads consists of a number of steps whereby powdered glass is poured into molds of clay and baked in a specialized oven. These beads are produced in large part by the Krobo tribe and are environmentally friendly. Due to handmade nature of beads, shade of blue may vary slightly from strand to strand.

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