since 1976
16" strandapprox 2x4mmapprox 230 beads
10" strand Approximately 20x21mm - 28x20mm in diameter 11 beads on strand
8" Strand 11x15mm - 16x23mm approx 14 beads
9" strand 5x5mm approx approx 80 beads
14" strand 5.5mm approx approx 95 beads
3 strands 17"-18" each 1x3mm - 2x4mm approx 700 beads
3 strands 18"-19" each 2x3mm - 4x5mm approx 540 beads
16" strand 2x3mm - 3x5mm approx 200 beads
14" strand approx 95 beads 2-5mm
8" strand approx 70 beads 3x5mm - 4x6mm
16" strand approx 150 beads 2x6mm - 4x9mm
8" strand 16 beads approx .75"
8" strand approx 17 beads approx .5"
7" strand 13-15 beads 11x12mm - 13x16mm
8" strand approx 85 beads 5x7mm
9" strand approx 70 beads 5x7mm - 8x11mm
15" strand. 1.5mm bead size
19" Strand. 3-5mm.
14" strand. Approximately 117 beads. Approximately 3mm in size.
4 strands 25" to 26" long. 12mm to 22mm long.
19" strand with approximately 205 beads. 2x4mm beads.
1 Strand 16" Approx 160 beads Approx 3.5-4mm
Approximately 9 beads per strand.
Sold by the 16" strand, there are approximately 13 beads per strand.
Sold by the strand, there are approximately 13 beads per strand. Each bead is 22mmx30mm.
Sold by the 16" strand, there are approximately 7 beads per strand. 25x60mm,
Sold by the 16" strand, there are approximately 12 beads per strand.
Sold by the 15.5" strand, there are approximately 13 beads per strand.
sold by the 16" strand, there are approximately 13 beads per strand.
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