Chilli Preciosa N. 100 - White Alabaster, Light Peach Silk, Matt

Light peach matte finishes on these Preciosa Chilli beads offer a sophisticated, satiny texture that absorbs light without high reflection, making them a staple for professional jewelry designers. Each two-hole bead is engineered with a functional 0.85 mm passage, ensuring a smooth path for multiple thread passes through the bead when using high-performance materials like S-lon FIRE. The elongated, curved petal shape allows for intricate nesting and structural integrity in dimensional beadwork projects.

• Unique concave and convex geometry for anatomical jewelry designs.
• Dual parallel holes for stable structural reinforcement and alignment.
• High-quality Czech glass material with superior durability and rich color.
• Versatile 4 x 11 mm dimensions suitable for focal elements or textured accents.

These pressed glass components, part of the Chilli® par Puca® design line, embody centuries of Bohemian glassmaking heritage. Designed by French artist Annick Puca and manufactured by Preciosa, they integrate seamlessly with other shaped components, such as Preciosa Pip beads, to create organic, floral-inspired textures. The matte surface, specifically the Silk finish, provides a velvety tactile experience that elevates the perceived value of handmade necklaces and bracelets.

Peach tones in a matte finish provide a warm, neutral base that adapts to various seasonal palettes. For a striking contrast, pair with jet black beads to create a modern graphic look, or combine with white opal accents for a soft, harmonious aesthetic. Utilizing high-quality Czech glass ensures that your designs benefit from a wide availability of matching tones and finishes across different bead shapes.

Geometric bead weaving thrives on the unique stacking behavior of these asymmetrical elements, which can be manipulated into complex architectural forms. Advanced crafters often employ Preciosa seed beads in sizes 10/0 or 11/0 to act as flexible joints and fill material between the larger components. When designing intricate patterns, ensure your thread tension is firm yet flexible to accommodate the slight curve of the glass without risking breakage during assembly.