Caramel recycled glass beads, close-up of two rows showing the frosted brown surface and round shape

Caramel Recycled Glass Beads (11mm)

$7.50
$7.50 $10.00
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Caramel recycled glass beads, close-up of two rows showing the frosted brown surface and round shape
  • Caramel recycled glass beads, close-up of two rows showing the frosted brown surface and round shape
  • Full strand of caramel recycled glass beads in a loop on white cord beside a coin for size reference
  • Caramel recycled glass beads strand curving across the frame, showing the matte finish and slight bead variation
  • Caramel recycled glass beads strand laid in two loops, angled view of the full strand of brown round beads
  • Caramel recycled glass beads spec card: about 50 beads, 10-11mm, 3mm hole, 23 inch strand
  • Caramel recycled glass beads, close-up of two rows showing the frosted brown surface and round shape
  • Full strand of caramel recycled glass beads in a loop on white cord beside a coin for size reference
  • Caramel recycled glass beads strand curving across the frame, showing the matte finish and slight bead variation
  • Caramel recycled glass beads strand laid in two loops, angled view of the full strand of brown round beads
  • Caramel recycled glass beads spec card: about 50 beads, 10-11mm, 3mm hole, 23 inch strand
Caramel Recycled Glass Beads (11mm)

Caramel Recycled Glass Beads (11mm)

$7.50
$7.50 $10.00
Take a look at this beautiful strand of caramel colored recycled glass beads. You will receive a 23" strand with approximately 50 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 primarily by the Krobo tribe and are environmentally friendly.

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