27 results for "Bead Tiger Iron 10mm Round Sold Per 16-Inch Strand" between $1.00 and $10.00

Imagine this: You're driving at night with the lights out. A few streaks of moonlight highlight the landscape so it rises in a jagged silhouette beside you. Those designs - like scenes illuminated in the dark - add to the intrigue of this gemstone from Australia. Also called tigereye matrix, tiger iron is a quartz-lignite aggregate of rich chocolate and dark brown tones highlighted with vibrant golden-yellow. When you include tiger iron beads in your jewelry, expect a sense of mystery mixed with...

Blue tigereye, also called "Hawks Eye," is a blue-grey stone well known for its reflective properties and chatoyancy - iridescent flashes of color brilliantly reflected from the surface of the stone.

Well-cut and polished round glass beads are spun with random lines and dabs of sparkling silver metallic accent. Beads are solid color with a metallic coating. Colors may vary from translucent to opaque.

Pizzazz! That's what genuine, gleaming onyx will add to jewelry designs. Such beauty costs a little more, and in this case it's worth it. Please be sure to rinse before stringing to avoid color bleed.

Wear a piece of ancient history and discover the beauty fossil coral has to offer jewelry designs. Lovely patterns of prehistoric coral formed during the Devonian period, roughly 350 million years ago. Light and dark sandy colors of the ocean floor with exquisite lace-like natural shell patterns. Primarily composed of calcite with quartz inclusions.

The lively shades of this chalk turquoise may vary from medium to dark fuchsia with little to no matrix. View the enhancement code guide .

The confetti look is incorporated within these beads; not on the surface. Handmade beads may vary slightly in shape, size and color.

The confetti look is incorporated within these beads; not on the surface. Handmade beads may vary slightly in shape, size and color.

These glass beads are handmade using a process that can result in a white powder surface residue which is easily removed with warm soapy water. Handmade beads may vary slightly in shape, size and color.

Look closely at mustang jasper and you'll see a splash of romance mixed with a pinch of wild fire. The stone has a dark, smoky base with red flashes in varying patterns.

Similar to familiar sea "opal" glass beads, the beautiful pastel pink color has an amazing opalescence with a slight blue tint and translucent to semi-opaque appearance. Colors may vary.

In yellow, orange and cream colors, aragonite ranges in tone from light to medium with a medium translucency. Aragonite, pronounced uh-RAG-oh-nite, is commonly believed to clear the thinking process, combining reason and intuition in order to see things from a higher perspective. It was named after the Aragon River in Spain, where it was first discovered in 1788.

Named after the exotic Northeastern province of China in which it is found, Ching Hai "jade" is a trade name for translucent to opaque mottled green and white rock consisting of dolomite, fuchsite and additional minerals. The soft nature of the stone makes it a good choice to use in short necklace and earring designs that are protected from heavy abuse. Mohs Hardness Scale 4.

Deep, dusty purple shades blend with slightly grey tones. Aventurine is a form of quartz, characterized by its translucency. The presence of shimmering or glistening is termed aventurescence and comes from small inclusions of fuchsite, a mica material. Mohs Hardness Scale 6-1/2.