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String of Semi-precious Stone Beads, Blue Synthetic TURQUOISE / Ball: 4 mm ~ 99 pieces

SKU: 144706
Weight: 8 gr.
Piece: 99
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This beaded synthetic turquoise string is perfect for adding a gorgeous pop of color to any jewelry collection. Crafted with care, it will bring a unique character to your style. We offer you high quality and low prices!


String of TURQUOISE semi-precious stone beads is an exquisite piece of jewelry that combines natural beauty and contemporary style. The main color of the beads is the unique synthetic blue, which gives exceptional freshness and liveliness to the entire accessory.

This string is made of high quality materials that guarantee durability and wear resistance. Each bead is shaped like a ball, which gives a unique and interesting look to the string. The craftsmanship is detailed and precise, ensuring that each bead is perfect and flawless.

Making jewelry from beads requires certain tools and materials. Here are some of them that would be useful to you: threading needles, scissors, pliers, tips and many other jewelry accessories. Each of these tools plays an important role in the bead jewelry-making process and will help you create beautiful and unique creations.

This thong is perfect for any woman who wants to add some glamor to her look. Whether it’s for a formal event or everyday use, it will complement your style and turn heads.

All this makes this TURQUOISE semi-precious stone string not only a wonderful accessory, but also a piece of jewelry with a special meaning. It is a symbol of style, quality and individuality that will complement any outfit and bring a unique shine to your jewelry collection.



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