Agalmatolite Natural Stone Beads 4–12mm | DIY Jewelry Natural Stone Beads PLUSH BU 8mm 45pcs

Agalmatolite Natural Stone Beads 4–12mm | DIY Jewelry

BU 8mm 45pcs
Sale price  $14.04 Regular price  $18.14
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Agalmatolite Natural Stone Beads 4–12mm | DIY Jewelry Natural Stone Beads PLUSH BU 8mm 45pcs

Agalmatolite Natural Stone Beads 4–12mm | DIY Jewelry

Sale price  $14.04 Regular price  $18.14
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Agalmatolite Natural Stone Beads – Green Round Loose Spacer Beads

Add earthy, natural elegance to your handmade jewelry with these stunning Agalmatolite Natural Stone Beads. Each strand features beautifully smooth, round loose beads in calming blue-green tones — perfect for creating one-of-a-kind bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and more. The soft, matte luster of genuine agalmatolite (also known as pagodite or figure stone) lends an organic, grounding aesthetic to any jewelry design.

Made in Mainland China.

Product Specifications

  • Material: Natural Agalmatolite Stone
  • Shape: Round
  • Size Options: 4mm / 6mm / 8mm / 10mm / 12mm
  • Color: Blue / Green (natural variation may occur)
  • Quantity per Strand: Approx. 32–95 pcs (varies by size)
  • Model Number: JST5163

Why You'll Love These Beads

  • 🌿 Genuine Natural Stone — each bead carries unique color variations and patterns found only in nature
  • 📏 Multiple Size Options — choose from 4mm to 12mm to suit any jewelry design
  • 🎨 Beautiful Blue-Green Tones — versatile palette pairs effortlessly with metals, charms, and other beads
  • ✂️ Ready to Use — pre-strung loose beads that are easy to thread onto wire, elastic cord, or chain
  • 💍 Endless Creativity — ideal for bracelets, necklaces, anklets, earrings, keychains, and craft projects

Perfect for DIY Projects

Whether you're a seasoned jewelry artisan or just getting started, these agalmatolite spacer beads are a versatile staple for your craft supply collection. Mix and match sizes for a layered look, or combine with complementary beads for truly unique designs. Browse more of our bead selection:

Important Notes

  • Please allow 1–2mm differences due to manual measurement.
  • Due to monitor differences, actual bead color may vary slightly from images shown.
  • Natural stone beads may have slight variations in color, pattern, and texture — this is part of their natural beauty.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is agalmatolite and what makes it unique for jewelry making?

A: Agalmatolite (also called pagodite or figure stone) is a naturally soft, fine-grained mineral stone known for its smooth texture and attractive blue-green color tones. Its unique natural markings and matte luster make each bead one of a kind, giving handmade jewelry a distinctive, earthy look that stands out from synthetic materials.

Q: How many beads come on each strand?

A: The number of agalmatolite stone beads per strand varies by size — you'll receive approximately 95 pcs for 4mm beads, down to approximately 32 pcs for 12mm beads. Each strand provides plenty of material for bracelets, necklaces, and other DIY jewelry projects.

Q: What size of agalmatolite beads should I choose for bracelets vs. necklaces?

A: Smaller sizes (4mm–6mm) work beautifully for delicate bracelets, stacking designs, or as accent spacer beads. Medium sizes (8mm) are very popular for classic single-strand bracelets and necklaces. Larger sizes (10mm–12mm) make a bold statement piece on their own or as focal beads in a necklace design.

Q: Are these beads pre-drilled and ready to use?

A: Yes! All agalmatolite natural stone beads come pre-drilled with a smooth round hole, making them easy to thread onto elastic cord, beading wire, or jewelry string right away — no additional preparation needed.

Production & Packaging Notice

To maintain high stock availability and fast shipping times, our items are sourced from multiple verified manufacturing facilities. While the core quality, materials, and product specifications remain identical, you may notice slight variations in the packaging design, manufacturing origin, or the wording of the printed instructions.

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