Prehnite Beads | Prhnite Stone | Faceted Coin| 8mm to 9mm Clasp These larimar beads are cabochons

These larimar beads are cabochons that you can wrap in wire and string along with keshi pearls or red coral branches for a true ocean feeling

Faceted Nugget Drops

As seen in the picture above

Try combining these crystal clear apatite beads with gems such as black spinel

Prehnite Beads | Prhnite Stone | Faceted Coin| 8mm to 9mm Clasp These larimar beads are cabochonsPrehnite beads are a relative newcomer on the jewelry scene, bringing with them a refreshing translucent green. The prehnite stone was first brought to the wider world in 1788, when a Dutch mineralogist named Colonel Hendrik von Prehn discovered it in South Africa. The prehnite stone was named for its discoverer. For many years, prehnite was only a collector's jewel, until new deposits were found, and now it is more readily available. With a light and