White Beads

Antique glass beads from France. These are particularly small, tiny beads among antique beads. Handmade glass.
These small, irregularly shaped beads look great simply strung together to make a necklace. Using any leftover beads to make a matching bracelet is also a lovely idea. While it's difficult to see clearly in the photos, the beads are sold in distinct colors: a matte pure white (A) and a slightly grayish, translucent white (B).

For threading the beads, it's recommended to use extremely thin fishing line rather than regular thread. The holes in the beads themselves are very small, so a needle won't go through. Threading the fishing line directly is easier and surprisingly quick. A fishing line of size 1 or smaller is recommended.

†The last two photos, showing a finger holding the product, represent the quantity of one unit being sold. The photos of bundles are illustrative images of dozens of units bundled together.
†The thread attached is old. Please be sure to re-thread it with new thread before use.
†Please be careful as the glass may break.
†This product comes in 25cm lengths. A minimum of approximately 40cm is needed to make a necklace. (While this varies from person to person, 40cm will generally reach around the collarbone.)

White Beads
No:ME-0789
Size: Approximately 25cm per strand / Early 1900s, France