Paros® par Puca® N. 3 - Jet Mat

Deep matte black tones bring a sophisticated, velvety texture to your next bead weaving masterpiece, offering a timeless aesthetic that anchors any design. These Paros® par Puca® beads feature a unique hexagonal geometry and two parallel holes, meticulously crafted from Czech pressed glass to ensure uniformity. Designed by the renowned French artist Annick Puca, they embody a perfect fusion of Parisian elegance and traditional glassmaking expertise, allowing you to create complex, structural jewelry that fits together like a puzzle. They are specifically engineered to work in harmony with other shapes in the collection, such as Amos® par Puca® or Arcos® par Puca®, enabling endless creative possibilities for both professional designers and hobbyists.

Architectural precision defines the Les Perles par Puca® system, where the 7 x 4 mm Paros® shape serves as a versatile building block for intricate patterns. For a striking contrast, pair with bright gold or silver accents to highlight the light-absorbing obsidian-like surface of the matte finish. The dual-hole design is ideal for creating multi-row bracelets or elaborate circular motifs where stability and alignment are paramount. By combining them with Delos® par Puca® components, you can achieve professional-grade results that reflect the high standards of European jewelry design and contemporary beading trends.

Matte finishes offer a modern, tactile appeal that feels luxurious against the skin, making these beads a top choice for statement necklaces and everyday earrings alike. For best results in your beadwork, we recommend using S-lon FIRE for maximum strength and durability, paired with beading needles size 10-12 to ensure smooth multiple thread passes through the 0.7 mm holes. Whether you are following a specific Puca® tutorial or experimenting with your own freeform techniques, the consistent quality of these matte black glass beads provides the reliable foundation needed for jewelry that lasts. This specific 20 pcs packaging is perfect for adding refined detail to your stash of S-lon thread projects.