Illuminate your designs with the warm golden shimmer of natural Pyrite beads.

Pyrite, also known as "Fool’s Gold," has captivated artisans for centuries with its striking metallic luster and timeless appeal. These faceted beads, available in 2mm and 3mm sizes, are carefully hand-cut to enhance their reflective qualities, bringing a touch of elegance and sparkle to your creations.

Each bead tells a story of Earth’s natural beauty, making them a favorite for crafters and jewelry designers alike. Whether you're crafting a statement necklace or a delicate pair of earrings, these 13-inch strands of natural Pyrite beads will add a radiant glow to your work.

Who will love these beads?
Jewelry makers, crafters, and anyone who appreciates the charm of natural, sparkling gemstones will find these Pyrite beads irresistible.

Creative Uses:

Craft stunning necklaces that shimmer in the light.
Add a sophisticated touch to handcrafted bracelets.
Create eye-catching earrings for formal or casual occasions.
Accent bead embroidery projects with golden sparkle.
Design unique home décor embellishments with a metallic edge.
Close-up of faceted Pyrite beads, metallic gold with shimmering facets.
A 13-inch strand of 2mm and 3mm Pyrite gemstone beads.
Natural golden Pyrite beads, perfect for jewelry-making.
Faceted Pyrite bead strand displayed on a neutral background.
Metallic gemstone beads glimmering in soft light.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How many beads are on the strand?
A: Each 13-inch strand contains approximately 130-140 beads, depending on the size.

Q: Are these beads natural or treated?
A: These Pyrite beads are 100% natural with no treatments or dyes.

Q: Are the beads uniform in size?
A: As these are hand-cut natural stones, slight variations in size may occur.

Q: Can these beads be used for wire wrapping?
A: Yes, the faceted design and consistent size make them excellent for wire wrapping.

Q: Do these beads tarnish over time?
A: Pyrite is a stable mineral and maintains its luster when properly stored.

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