158 results for "Terra Cotta Beads" between $1.00 and $50.00

Amazing strand of Black & White Terracotta beads. Beautifully hand crafted, each bead may show slight variation. However, the size of beads are fairly uniform.

22mm Round. These have that good old feeling to the touch. And, the marbled look of bakelite. Nice beads made in Italy.

Terracotta. Japanese Miyuki 4mm square seed beads. These square seed beads come conveniently packed in 20 gram tubes.

14 x 10mm. This is turquoise that has been stabilized, dyed and then infused with a pyrite matrix. Fabulous looking and a great price too!

18 x 13mm. This is turquoise that has been stabilized, dyed and then infused with a pyrite matrix. Fabulous looking and a great price too!

Southwestern sterling silver pendant designed by Andrew Rodriguez has a carved rectangle cabochon of a maiden terracotta colored resin. The cabochon is surrounded by an oxidized sterling silver rope, bead and zigzag pattern. Dangling from the base are turquoise heishi beads. Can also be worn as a pin with a standard pin catch. Measures approximately 2" long x 1" wide. Hidden bail will fit most size chains. Crafted in New Mexico, using real silver and gemstones from around the world. Made in the USA.

Additional info: Vintage stock. Wonderful ornate etched looking design.

One of those rarely found colors that you didn't realize you needed! Mixes well with earthy tones and gold.

Matte Op Terra Cotta Tila Beads measure 5x5x1.9 mm, and each Miyuki Tila Bead has two parallel 0.8mm holes. Like other Japanese seed beads made by Miyuki, Tila Beads are high-quality and uniform in size and shape.

These Colorful, Oh-So-Smooth, ceramic beads are handmade at a women's project near the Kenya mountains. The clay is trucked and then placed in a water-extractor. They then take the clay and shape every bead by hand - a stick is poked into each bead to form the hole. The "Greenware" beads are then fired and the resulting "bisque" beads are painted using different colors sometimes five at a time on one bead. The beads are fired again than electric kiln.

Overall Condition: Good. Some of these beads have traveled at least three continents, and have graced numerous owners. Small chips, corrosion, and pitting are a normal part of their patina attesting to their age and extensive use.