Tile Beads N. 54 PASTEL BURGUNDY

Glass craftsmanship from the heart of the Czech Republic brings these stunning components to life. These Tile Beads are essential for anyone who enjoys creating structural, geometric jewelry. The precision of the 6 x 6 mm square shape allows them to sit perfectly flush against one another, creating a smooth, fabric-like finish in your woven designs.

Pastel Burgundy is a sophisticated, muted shade that balances deep wine tones with a soft, matte-like sheen. This particular finish is excellent for vintage-style projects or autumn-themed collections where you want a pop of color that isn't overly reflective. Because they are handmade Czech glass, the depth of the color is consistent and rich throughout the batch.

If you're looking for ways to add more complexity to your bead weaving, these two-hole Tile beads are a game-changer. Having two parallel holes opens up endless possibilities for multi-strand bracelets and architectural necklaces. They provide a stable base that keeps your jewelry from twisting, which is why they are a favorite for professional designers.

What I love about these is how easily they pair with other Czech glass shapes. Try nesting them between Preciosa seed beads in size 10/0 or 8/0 to add texture and fill small gaps. The combination of the flat square surface and the rounded seed beads creates a beautiful contrast that highlights the unique Pastel Burgundy finish.

The smooth, tactile surface of these 6 mm beads feels wonderful against the skin, making them ideal for wide cuffs and statement pieces. Unlike mass-produced alternatives, these are hand-pressed in the Rutkovsky family workshop, ensuring that the holes are clean and the edges are rounded just enough to prevent thread fraying.

Hand-pressed using traditional techniques, these beads represent the long-standing heritage of the Jablonec region. Choosing Rutkovsky beads means you are supporting a family tradition of glassmaking that has been perfected over generations. These beads are more than just supplies; they are a piece of Bohemian history for your jewelry box.