Paros® par Puca® N. 1 - Crystal

Crystal-clear elegance defines every facet of these unique components, making them a staple for any sophisticated jewelry project. Imagine a delicate collar necklace where light refracts through every angle, creating a shimmer that mimics high-end gemstones. These Czech glass beads provide a neutral, high-clarity base that works flawlessly in both bridal collections and modern everyday wear. The geometric shape allows for tight nesting, creating textures that feel both organic and architectural.

• Innovative two-hole design for structural stability
• Precision-cut hexagonal shape for geometric patterns
• High-quality Czech pressed glass durability
• Designed by Annick Puca to integrate with the entire system

Designed by the renowned French artist Annick Puca, the Paros® par Puca® collection brings a touch of Parisian flair to traditional jewelry making. These beads are engineered to be part of a larger ecosystem, allowing you to seamlessly interlock them with other shapes like Amos® par Puca® or Arcos® par Puca®. This interoperability ensures that your patterns remain crisp and professional, whether you are a hobbyist or a professional designer, maintaining the high standards of Les Perles par Puca®.

For a striking contrast, pair these transparent elements with dark sapphire or rich bronze tones to highlight their clarity. The neutral nature of the 00030 color code allows for infinite possibilities when mixed with metallic finishes or vibrant opaques. By combining these with various shapes from the collection, you can achieve complex, lace-like textures that are impossible with standard single-hole beads.

Achieving the perfect tension in your bead weaving is essential when working with multi-hole glass. We recommend using S-lon thread, specifically the S-lon FIRE variant for maximum strength, along with beading needles size 10-12 to ensure smooth passage. Since the hole size is 0.7 mm, this combination allows for the multiple thread passes through the bead required for secure, intricate stitches like peyote or right-angle weave.