Beading Crystals Titanum Kryształki 4 mm 12 Colors, pack of mixed 4mm crystal beads

Titanum Kryształki 4mm 12 kolorów are small, uniformly cut crystal beads designed for detailed decorative and crafting applications. Each bead measures approximately 4 mm in diameter and is offered in a set of 12 distinct colors, providing a compact palette for jewelry making, embellishment, and small-scale decorative projects. The product from Titanum is intended for users who need consistent bead size and color variety in a single package.

Advantages

The uniform 4 mm size ensures predictable spacing and alignment when stringing or sewing, while the selection of 12 colors enables coordinated color schemes without purchasing multiple single-color packs. Precision cutting promotes consistent light reflection across beads, improving appearance in finished pieces. The compact set is practical for hobbyists and professionals who require small, easy-to-store components.

Suitable for

• Handmade jewelry such as bracelets, necklaces, and earrings
• Embellishing textiles, clothing, and accessories
• Decorative craft projects, mosaics, and mixed-media art
• Bead embroidery and sewing applications

Key specifications

• Bead diameter: approximately 4 mm
• Color count: 12 different colors in one set
• Material: cut crystal-style beads suitable for decorative use
• Shape: round, uniform cut for consistent appearance

How to use

Choose the appropriate beading thread, wire or sewing needle for 4 mm beads and plan your design, taking into account bead spacing and color distribution. For stringing, thread beads onto beading wire or cord, securing ends with crimp beads or knots. For sewing applications, use a fine needle and matching thread to attach beads to fabric or other substrates. When gluing beads onto surfaces, select an adhesive compatible with both the bead material and the substrate and allow full curing time before handling.

Usage recommendations

Store beads in separate compartments to keep colors organized and prevent scratching. Handle small beads over a tray to avoid loss and use appropriate tools—such as fine tweezers, bead mats, and magnification—when working on detailed pieces.