Lipsi® par Puca® N. 212 - Enamel Red

Deep within the heart of the Jizera Mountains, the centuries-old tradition of Czech glassmaking continues to evolve through contemporary artistic collaborations. This rich heritage provides the perfect foundation for the Lipsi® par Puca® collection, where the expertise of Bohemian artisans meets the avant-garde vision of French designer Annick Puca. Each bead represents a bridge between history and modern jewelry design, offering crafters a piece of European artistry that combines durability with a unique, high-gloss aesthetic.

French design innovation defines these two-hole Czech glass beads, which are meticulously engineered to provide structural integrity and aesthetic flow in complex patterns. Because they are part of the interconnected Les Perles par Puca® system, they pair beautifully with Amos® par Puca® and Arcos® par Puca®. This black and red enamel finish adds a bold, speckled texture that transforms any geometric weave into a wearable piece of art while maintaining a sophisticated, modern edge.

For a striking contrast, pair with teal or fuchsia accents to make the siam red tones pop, or use crystal clear beads for a more neutral, balanced aesthetic. Since these beads feature precise 0.8 mm holes, they are ideal for intricate bead weaving projects. For best results, we recommend using S-lon FIRE or nylon N-series threads with beading needles size 10-12 to ensure smooth multiple thread passes through the bead without compromising the integrity of your jewelry design.

Designing with this unique oval shape allows for the creation of fluid, organic silhouettes that traditional round beads cannot achieve. Whether you are following a specific tutorial by Puca or experimenting with your own freeform designs, these high-quality glass beads offer endless possibilities for professional creators. From elegant multi-row bracelets to statement architectural necklaces, the Lipsi® par Puca® line ensures your jewelry remains both durable and exceptionally stylish through every layer of the weave.