Amos® par Puca® N. 223 - Opaque Green Turquoise Tweedy

The rolling hills of Northern Bohemia have been the heart of glassmaking for centuries, where traditional techniques meet modern artistic vision. It is here that the exquisite Amos® par Puca® beads are brought to life, merging time-honored Czech craftsmanship with sophisticated French flair. Each bead represents a legacy of quality, ensuring your jewelry designs carry the weight of European artistry and high-end aesthetics.

Turquoise hues reminiscent of ancient artifacts are given a contemporary twist in this Opaque Green Turquoise Tweedy finish. The unique teardrop or petal shape of the Amos® par Puca® beads features a precise two-hole design, allowing for intricate structural arrangements in professional bead weaving projects. Their smooth, glossy surface is dappled with metallic-like speckles, offering a unique texture that adds organic depth and character to every hand-crafted piece.

Created by the renowned French artist Annick Puca, these beads are part of a larger ecosystem where different geometries are designed to connect flawlessly. You can easily integrate them into complex patterns alongside Arcos® par Puca® or Amos® par Puca® components to create cohesive, professional-grade jewelry. The versatility of the petal shape makes them essential for forming floral motifs, geometric stars, or elegant scalloped edges in necklaces and bracelets.

Beautifully complements warm metallic accents like copper or peach tones to highlight the rustic, mottled finish of the turquoise base and create a striking visual contrast.

For those exploring structured ornaments or sculptural jewelry, these beads also perform exceptionally well with jewelry wire. The 0.8 mm hole size accommodates various stringing materials, but for best results in weaving, we recommend using S-lon FIRE or nylon N-series threads. These materials allow for multiple thread passes through the bead while maintaining the structural integrity of your design, ensuring your 16 pcs of designer glass reach their full creative potential.