Matubo Miniduo N. 118 - Sapphire Ab

Sapphire blue transparency and a shimmering Aurora Borealis coating define these professional-grade components. As a smaller, more refined version of the classic two-hole oval shape, these beads offer exceptional dimensional stability for intricate bead weaving patterns. The 0.8 mm parallel holes are engineered with tight tolerances to ensure smooth stacking and seamless Matubo SuperDuo beads integration in complex 3D sculptural pieces. These Matubo™ MiniDuo beads are manufactured from high-quality Preciosa glass, ensuring a consistent density and color saturation across different production batches.

• Two-hole design for advanced geometric weaving and structural jewelry.
• Sapphire AB finish providing a deep blue base with iridescent rainbow reflections.
• Precise 2x4mm dimensions ideal for fine detail work and miniature designs.
• Czech glass craftsmanship offering superior hole smoothness to prevent thread fraying.

Precision-pressed glass technology ensures that every bead maintains a uniform silhouette, which is critical for maintaining even tension in peyote stitch or brick stitch projects. The iridescence of the AB finish beautifully complements harmonious amethyst purple tones or creates a sophisticated look when used with neutral silver accents. For professional results, we recommend using beading needles size 10-12 combined with S-lon FIRE thread for heavy-duty structural work, or standard S-lon for more flexible jewelry designs. The compact size allows for multiple thread passes through the bead without risking breakage or clogging.

Technical versatility is a hallmark of this shape, making it a favorite for creating beaded bezels or delicate textured surfaces. These smaller units can be used as refined accents when interspersed with Czech fire polished beads to add rhythmic variations in light reflection. Each 5 g package contains approximately 100 beads, providing ample material for several pairs of earrings or a detailed bracelet component. Please note that the bead count is approximate and based on weight, which is the decisive measurement for every professional pack of these Czech glass beads.