Metal Beads FANDY 6 mm, 36 g, approx. 150 pcs, mixed colors

FANDY metal beads, 6 mm diameter, packaged weight 36 g with approximately 150 pieces in a mixed color assortment. These small round metal beads are intended for use as spacers and decorative elements in jewellery making, beading and craft projects. Their compact size and uniform hole make them suitable for use with thin cords, beading wire and threads, adding consistent metallic accents to bracelets, necklaces, keychains and embellishments.

Advantages

FANDY metal beads offer uniform shape and size to ensure even spacing and a consistent finish in handmade pieces. The mixed color assortment provides variety for multi-colour designs without the need to purchase single-color packs. Their small 6 mm diameter and lightweight nature allow them to be combined with a wide range of beads and findings while keeping the overall piece balanced and wearable.

Suitable for

• Bracelet spacer beads and accent elements
• Necklace stringing and layering details
• Keychains, bag charms and small accessories
• Beading projects, DIY craft embellishments and mixed-media work

Key specifications

• Bead diameter: 6 mm
• Package weight: 36 g
• Approximate quantity: 150 pieces per pack
• Color: mixed assortment
• Material: metal (finished for jewellery use)
• Hole size: suitable for thin stringing materials and beading wire

How to use

Thread beads onto suitable stringing material such as thin cord, beading wire or nylon thread, placing them as spacers between focal beads or grouping them to form patterns. Combine with clasps, jump rings and other findings to complete bracelets, necklaces or keychains. For secure finishes, use crimps or knots appropriate to the chosen cord type and trim excess material. When working with multiple colours, arrange beads on a bead mat or card first to visualise the final pattern.

Usage recommendations

Store beads in a dry, cool place and keep them separated by colour or project to avoid unwanted mixing. If combining with plated or delicate materials, consider testing a small sample for wear or abrasion before completing the entire piece.