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Red Beads

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ITEMS ARE NOT PHOTOGRAPHED TO A UNIFORM SCALE
Important:  (1) For technical reasons too numerous to list, the colors of the actual beads may differ from the pictures. (2) Close-up pictures may show small defects which are not visible to the naked eye. (3) I use the measurements provided by the supplier; I don't always measure the beads myself. (4) Czech glass beads usually have holes in the range of ½mm to 1mm; holes in Indian beads are usually a little larger, but not always. (5) In order to get new beads on the site quickly, I sometimes use the supplier's picture.

S M O O T H    G L A S S    B E A D S

(G002)

6mm 'red jasper' glass beads

(Although these beads appear larger than the 8mm beads to the right, they are actually smaller)

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(G985)

8mm 'red jasper' petals

   

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(G749)

12mm 'red jasper' dagger beads

(The length of these beads makes them seem big, but they are very slender)

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(G057-10)

10mm 'red jasper' fluted beads

10mm

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(G057-8)

8mm 'red jasper' fluted beads

8mm

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(G340)
 6mm 'red jasper' bicone beads

(Important: The new batch of these beads is darker than the beads picture, with much more black in them)

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(G688)
6mm 'red jasper' matte bicones

(Some beads, though I don't know what percentage, may have small pits)

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(G1314)

2x6mm garnet red rondels

   

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(G1335)

6mm ruby red crackle beads

(The color in the picture isn't quite accurate. Also, crackle beads do come apart sometimes. Click the picture to read more)

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(G944)

8mm red picasso nuggets

(The picasso spots on these beads are dark and muddy. They are not to my taste, but you might like them)

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(G1009)

8mm garnet red coin beads

(The supplier calls this "ruby", but it is as dark as garnet. In the picture, the little specks on the beads are mosty dust)

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(G1318)

9mm Siam ruby red teardrops

(The hole runs through the long direction. The supplier's picture is poor but nonetheless accurate)

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(G1319)

9mm ruby red teardrops

(The hole runs through the long direction. The supplier's picture is poor but nonetheless accurate)

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(G1359)

4x7mm ruby red matte rondels

(These Indian beads are not a uniform size or perfectly shaped; they are suitable for informal jewelry)

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(G1056)

6x8mm crystal/red bell flowers

(My picture doesn't capture the red color correctly; click the picture to see the supplier's picture)
 (300 beads left)

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(G1100)

10mm Siam ruby pyramids

(The actual beads are a little lighter and much shinier than the picture indicates)

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(G1048)

6mm red-mottled coated beads

(These beads were all short-strung [72 beads per strand instead of 75], so that's the way I'm selling them)

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(G1142)

6mm Siam ruby/bronze 3-cut beads

(250 beads left)

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(G1121)

8mm orange-red speckled coated

(It is hard to tell if these beads are more orange than red, or vice-versa. Please click on the picture to read about defects)

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(G1120)

6mm orange-red speckled coated

(It is hard to tell if these beads are more orange than red, or vice-versa. Please click on the picture to read about defects)

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(G1010)

6mm oxblood red beads

(These are "chameleon" beads. They look bright red in daylight (similar to the picture), and very dark in artificial light. Click to see the supplier's picture)

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(G921)

12mm red swirl twisted ovals

(Click the picture to see the supplier's picture, which is better in some ways)

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(G1144)

10mm pomegranate red teardrops

   

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(G1288)

2x6mm opaque red rondels

(Unlike the beads to the right, these beads remain bright red even in low light)

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(G1252)

2x6mm opaque dark red rondels

(Important:  In artificial light at night, these beads look maroon red. The way they look in the picture is the way they look in daylight)
 (200 beads left)

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(G1242)

11x12mm red striped flat apples

(The price was reduced about 25% due to cracks and pits; please click the picture to read more)

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(G1382)

9mm red and white striped flat ovals

   

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(G1378)

10x12mm red picasso 3-petal flowers

(These beads were extremely expensive but don't look quite as nice as I hoped. Click the picture to read my comments and see the supplier's picture)

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(G1367)

9mm red striped flat squares

(These are very nice beads)

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(G901)

5x8mm ruby red saucer rondels

(The supplier's picture is better than mine; please click the picture above to see it and to read my comments)

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(G936)

6x8mm opaque red petals

   

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(G1218)

10mm red/yellow flat hearts

(These beads look much darker in low light, like maroon; please click the picture to read more)

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(G844)

8mm Siam ruby teardrops

   

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(G761)

8mm ruby red teardrops

(These 'ruby' teardrop beads are almost as dark as the 'garnet' teardrops. The garnet teardrops have recently run out, so I am just selling these)
 (150 beads left)

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(G442)

6mm garnet red beads

   

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(G959)

6mm crimson/crystal diamond barrels

   

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(G1116)

5mm oxblood triangular ovals

(These beads look bright ruby red in bright daylight, but at night in artificial light will look dark red)

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(G949)

17mm red/beige satin diamonds

(These are "chameleon" beads which look red in daylight and brown in artificial light. Click the picture to read more)
(50 beads left)

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