These irregular beads are made of sea bamboo imitating black coral .
What is sea bamboo?
Sea bamboo is a whitish marine plant dyed to imitate coral.
This dyeing is carried out with an oily colorant, guaranteeing good color fastness over time.
Coral is a protected marine species, as coral reefs are fragile and home to hundreds of species of fish and shellfish.
Today, coral mining is forbidden in order to preserve the ecosystem as much as possible.
It will enable you to create colorful, ethnic-style jewelry without emptying your wallet.
Feel free to combine these imitation coral beads with other materials and shapes.
Vary the pleasures, mix and match the colors.
What to do with irregular bamboo beads?
These irregular stones are ideal for making bohemian, hippie chic jewelry.
Combine the beads with touches of gold and settings for a chic effect.
- Make a pair of Tibetan-inspired XL earrings.
You'll need a pair of oval cabochon ear hooks and two 8x6 mm gemstone cabochons.
Thread a brass wire with Howlite beads, mixed with a few round ethnic Tibetan beads and white horn beads.
Add a few spacer Rondelle beads for a metallic effect.
Hook the two ends of your thread together and hang your creation from your cabochon hook. - Create a whimsical stone long necklace inspired by this plant seeds and bohemian tassels necklace.
- Add a few of these beads to your mala necklaces or bracelets.
- Turn your bead into a spacer in the blink of an eye, using a nail to add it to a rush bracelet, for example.
The possibilities are endless.
Let your imagination run wild!
Not quite at ease with jewelry design yet? We're here to give you a helping hand, so take a look at our datasheets, tutorials and toolbox, packed with useful information.
Please note that each piece is unique and may differ significantly from the photo.
Beads are irregular so sizes may vary!
Details:
Length: approx. 17 mm
Width: approx. 15-16 mm
Hole diameter: 1 mm
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