Arcos® par Puca® N. 64 - Opaque Grey Luster

A soft, pearlescent glow defines these crescent-shaped treasures, making them essential for creating sophisticated jewelry with a distinct French flair. These 3-hole beads are engineered for absolute precision, allowing you to build complex, curved architectures that remain fluid and comfortable against the skin. Designed by French artist Annick Puca, the unique geometry of Arcos® par Puca® beads ensures your handmade creations look like professional designer pieces.

High-quality Czech pressed glass ensures each component maintains a consistent shape, which is vital when following intricate bead weaving patterns. As part of a modular system, these arched elements provide the perfect frame for central focal points, often used as a decorative surround for a Cabochon® par Puca® to create a seamless, interlocking finish. The soft grey tone provides a neutral base that adapts to both modern and vintage aesthetics.

• Designed specifically to work with the entire Les Perles par Puca® collection.
• Features three parallel holes for advanced, multi-row weaving techniques.
• Ideal for creating scalloped edges, circular motifs, and lace-like textures.
• Expertly crafted in the Czech Republic using traditional glassmaking methods.

Soft, silvery tones make this Opaque Grey Luster finish a versatile choice for any jewelry palette. Beautifully complements hematite for a harmonious, monochromatic look, or you can use jet black for a bold neutral accent. Because the shapes are designed to be compatible, you can easily integrate them with other styles like Samos® par Puca® to expand your creative possibilities and add depth to your beadwork.

Crafting with the Les Perles par Puca® collection connects you to a rich tradition of European glassmaking combined with contemporary artistic vision. Whether you are working on a statement necklace or delicate earrings, the Arcos® par Puca® beads allow for structural integrity and elegance. Their reliable 0.8 mm hole size facilitates intricate paths and multiple passes, making them a favorite for seasoned artists and beginners exploring French design tutorials.