Khéops® by Puca® N. 123 - Metallic Mat Dark Forest

Deep within the mountains of Northern Bohemia, the age-old art of glassmaking meets the refined vision of French elegance. These Khéops® par Puca® beads represent a harmonious blend of heritage and contemporary design, offering a unique two-hole triangular shape that has revolutionized geometric bead weaving. The METALLIC MAT DARK FOREST finish provides a sophisticated, velvety sheen that evokes the mystery of ancient European woodlands, making them a perfect choice for forest-inspired or high-fashion jewelry making.

Designed by the renowned French artist Annick Puca, these Czech glass beads are engineered for precision. Their flat, triangular geometry allows them to nestle together perfectly, creating seamless architectural structures in your jewelry. They pair beautifully with other shapes from the collection, such as Amos® par Puca® or the curved Arcos® par Puca®, enabling intricate 3D designs that look like wearable sculpture.

• Precise 6 x 6 mm triangular dimensions for perfect geometric symmetry.
• Two parallel 0.8 mm holes to ensure structural stability in bead weaving.
• Rich metallic matte finish that offers a durable and luxurious aesthetic.
• Authentic French design heritage combined with world-class Czech craftsmanship.

For best results in your weaving projects, we recommend using high-quality S-lon thread, specifically S-lon FIRE for its exceptional strength and minimal stretch. When combined with beading needles size 10-12, the 0.8 mm hole size allows for multiple thread passes through the bead, which is essential for complex patterns like the peyote or brick stitch often found in Puca bead jewelry tutorials.

Artisans worldwide choose Les Perles par Puca® because they are part of a cohesive ecosystem where every shape is designed to complement another. Whether you are following a specific tutorial or improvising a new necklace, the consistent quality of these 6x6mm beads ensures a professional finish. Their versatility makes them a staple for creating everything from delicate earrings to bold, structural statement pieces that honor the tradition of fine beadwork.