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Rosewood
Pale brown with dusty pink overtones. A warm starting point with visible natural grain.
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A closer look at the beads.
Wood colour, bead diameter and hole size each play a different part in the piece you make.
Graywood
From light gray to smoky brown. The shade can change as the beads turn in the light.
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Whitewood
Unbleached wood in off-white, pale yellow and light tan. Natural colour variation is part of the strand.
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Bayong
Warm red-brown grain, with lighter and darker shades available in the collection.
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Diameter changes the repeat.
A 4-5mm bead makes a finer sequence than a 14-15mm bead. The catalogue also includes 22mm whitewood for a larger bead. Compare dimensions rather than using a product photograph as a life-size reference.
Natural beads may vary slightly. Sizes shown as ranges should be treated as approximate.
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Check the hole.
Then choose the cord.
The outside size does not tell you the size of the hole. For example, the 8mm rosewood listing has an approximately 1-1.5mm hole, while the 8mm graywood listing has an approximately 2.5mm hole.
Allow room for your threading method, including any doubled cord. Check the individual product details before choosing.
See the graywood detailsPlan by the strand.
A 16-inch strand is a length of bead material, not a finished necklace. Bead counts vary: about 50+ beads for 8mm rosewood, about 19 for 22mm whitewood.
Check the approximate count on each product page, then allow for your arrangement and the way you intend to finish it. Tools, cords and finished jewellery shown in use imagery are not sold as part of a bead strand.
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