2mm 4mm Natural Small Round Agate Tiger Eye Stone Garnet Loose Beads

Product Description

Product Description

2mm 4mm Natural Small Round Agate Tiger Eye Stone Garnet Loose Beads 
 

Brand Name	Hiphoon
Shape of the beads	Round
Bead Color	Unique color each beads
Size of the bead	2-4mm
Length of the string	About 38-40 cm(15 inches)
Weight	About 45 G/strand
Usage	Jewelry Making
Lead Time	3-8 Days
MOQ	100 strands
Payment	Paypal,TT ,Western Union,Cash
Shipment	DHL,Fedex,UPS,EMS or by sea

Product Name:2mm 4mm Natural Small Round Agate Tiger Eye Stone Garnet Loose Beads 

Product Description

Material
Natural Gemstone
These beads are made from genuine natural stones including Agate Tiger Eye and Garnet Each stone has its own unique color and texture variations

Shape
Perfectly Round
The beads are meticulously polished into a smooth uniform round shape ensuring consistency for professional looking jewelry designs

Size
2mm and 4mm
We offer two precise sizes The 2mm beads are delicate and ideal for intricate designs while the 4mm beads are more substantial for statement pieces

Feature
Loose Beads
These are loose beads sold in bulk giving you the freedom to create a wide range of jewelry projects without limitations

Usage
DIY Jewelry Making
Perfect for creating your own bracelets necklaces earrings rings and other craft projects They are semi finished products ready for your creative assembly

Application
Handmade Crafts
Suitable for professional jewelers hobbyists and crafters alike for making unique handmade gifts and accessories

Quality
High Grade Stones
Carefully selected stones with good finish and drilled holes for easy stringing Consistent quality suitable for wholesale and retail purposes

Package
Bulk Wholesale
Sold in bulk quantities ideal for small businesses craft shops and individual artisans looking to stock up on quality materials

 

Main Stones
 

1. Amethyst

• Description: Amethyst is a purple variety of quartz, ranging in color from pale lavender to deep violet. It is one of the most popular semi-precious stones due to its vibrant color and affordability.

• Uses: Amethyst beads are widely used in jewelry-making, such as necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. It is also believed to promote calmness, clarity, and spiritual growth.

 

2. Citrine

• Description: Citrine is a yellow to orange-brown variety of quartz. Its warm, sunny color makes it a favorite for jewelry designers.

• Uses: Citrine beads are often used in bracelets, necklaces, and pendants. It is associated with abundance, positivity, and creativity.

 

3. Rose Quartz

• Description: Rose quartz is a soft pink variety of quartz, known for its gentle and soothing appearance. It is often translucent or milky in texture.

• Uses: Rose quartz beads are popular in jewelry and are believed to symbolize love, compassion, and emotional healing. They are commonly used in bracelets and necklaces.

 

4. Lapis Lazuli

• Description: Lapis lazuli is a deep blue stone with golden flecks of pyrite. It has been prized since ancient times for its rich color and historical significance.

• Uses: Lapis lazuli beads are used in high-end jewelry and are associated with wisdom, truth, and inner peace.

 

5. Turquoise

• Description: Turquoise is an opaque blue-to-green stone, often with unique veining or matrix patterns. It has been used for centuries in various cultures.

• Uses: Turquoise beads are popular in bohemian and Native American-style jewelry. They are believed to bring protection, good fortune, and balance.

 

6. Jade

• Description: Jade is a durable stone that comes in shades of green, white, and even lavender. It is highly valued in many Asian cultures.

• Uses: Jade beads are used in traditional and modern jewelry. They are associated with harmony, prosperity, and longevity.

 

7. Carnelian

• Description: Carnelian is a translucent orange to reddish-brown variety of chalcedony. Its warm tones make it a versatile gemstone.

• Uses: Carnelian beads are often used in bracelets and necklaces. They are believed to enhance courage, vitality, and creativity.

 

8. Onyx

• Description: Onyx is a black or banded variety of chalcedony. It is known for its sleek, polished appearance.

• Uses: Onyx beads are commonly used in men's jewelry and are associated with strength, protection, and grounding.

 

9. Aventurine

• Description: Aventurine is a green quartz with shimmering inclusions of mica or other minerals, giving it a sparkling effect.

• Uses: Aventurine beads are used in jewelry and are believed to bring luck, prosperity, and emotional balance.

 

10. Moonstone

• Description: Moonstone is a translucent stone with a bluish or white sheen, known as adularescence. It has a mystical, ethereal appearance.

• Uses: Moonstone beads are popular in bohemian and spiritual jewelry. They are associated with intuition, femininity, and emotional healing.

 

11. Garnet

• Description: Garnet is a deep red stone, though it can also occur in other colors like green, orange, and purple.

• Uses: Garnet beads are used in elegant jewelry and are believed to symbolize passion, energy, and commitment.

 

12. Peridot

• Description: Peridot is a bright green stone with a glassy luster. It is one of the few gemstones that occur in only one color.

• Uses: Peridot beads are used in summer-themed jewelry and are associated with growth, renewal, and positivity.

 

13. Aquamarine

• Description: Aquamarine is a pale blue to greenish-blue stone, reminiscent of the ocean. It is a variety of beryl.

• Uses: Aquamarine beads are popular in delicate jewelry and are believed to promote calmness, clarity, and communication.

 

14. Tiger's Eye

• Description: Tiger's eye is a golden to reddish-brown stone with a silky luster and chatoyant (cat's eye) effect.

• Uses: Tiger's eye beads are used in both men's and women's jewelry. They are associated with courage, focus, and balance.

 

15. Labradorite

36. Agate

• Description: Labradorite is a gray or black stone with iridescent flashes of blue, green, and gold, known as labradorescence.

• Uses: Labradorite beads are popular in spiritual and artistic jewelry. They are believed to enhance intuition and protect against negative energy.
  
  16. Amazonite

• Description: Amazonite is a green to blue-green variety of microcline feldspar. It has a soft, soothing color and often features white streaks or patterns.

• Uses: Amazonite beads are used in bohemian-style jewelry and are believed to promote harmony, communication, and balance.

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  17. Hematite

• Description: Hematite is a metallic gray to black stone with a high iron content, giving it a shiny, reflective surface.

• Uses: Hematite beads are popular in men's jewelry and are believed to have grounding and protective properties.

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  18. Malachite

• Description: Malachite is a vibrant green stone with distinctive banded patterns. It is often polished to a high sheen.

• Uses: Malachite beads are used in statement jewelry and are associated with transformation, healing, and positive energy.

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  19. Sodalite

• Description: Sodalite is a deep blue stone with white calcite veins. It is sometimes confused with lapis lazuli but lacks the golden pyrite flecks.

• Uses: Sodalite beads are used in spiritual and artistic jewelry. They are believed to enhance intuition, logic, and emotional balance.

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  20. Rhodonite

• Description: Rhodonite is a pink to reddish-brown stone with black manganese oxide veins. It has a soft, feminine appearance.

• Uses: Rhodonite beads are used in healing jewelry and are associated with emotional healing, compassion, and forgiveness.

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  21. Kyanite

• Description: Kyanite is a blue to greenish-blue stone with a unique blade-like crystal structure. It is often translucent.

• Uses: Kyanite beads are used in spiritual jewelry and are believed to promote alignment, communication, and tranquility.

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  22. Unakite

• Description: Unakite is a mottled green and pink stone, a combination of epidote, feldspar, and quartz. It has a rustic, earthy appearance.

• Uses: Unakite beads are used in nature-inspired jewelry and are associated with balance, vision, and emotional healing.

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  23. Chrysocolla

• Description: Chrysocolla is a blue-green stone with a waxy luster, often mixed with other minerals like quartz or malachite.

• Uses: Chrysocolla beads are used in bohemian and spiritual jewelry. They are believed to promote calmness, communication, and empowerment.

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  24. Fluorite

• Description: Fluorite is a colorful stone that can occur in purple, green, blue, yellow, or multicolored bands. It is known for its glassy luster.

• Uses: Fluorite beads are used in artistic jewelry and are believed to enhance focus, clarity, and spiritual growth.

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  25. Obsidian

• Description: Obsidian is a volcanic glass that is typically black but can also appear in shades of brown, green, or rainbow (due to inclusions).

• Uses: Obsidian beads are used in protective jewelry and are associated with grounding, cleansing, and releasing negative energy.

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  26. Howlite

• Description: Howlite is a white or gray stone with gray or black veining. It is often dyed to imitate other stones like turquoise.

• Uses: Howlite beads are used in affordable jewelry and are believed to promote calmness, patience, and emotional awareness.

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  27. Larimar

• Description: Larimar is a rare blue stone found only in the Dominican Republic. Its color ranges from light blue to deep ocean blue.

• Uses: Larimar beads are used in high-end jewelry and are associated with peace, healing, and connection to the sea.

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  28. Sunstone

• Description: Sunstone is a translucent orange to reddish-brown stone with sparkling inclusions of hematite or goethite, giving it a glittery effect.

• Uses: Sunstone beads are used in cheerful, vibrant jewelry and are believed to bring joy, vitality, and abundance.

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  29. Bloodstone

• Description: Bloodstone is a dark green stone with red flecks of iron oxide, resembling drops of blood. It has a strong, earthy appearance.

• Uses: Bloodstone beads are used in protective and healing jewelry. They are associated with courage, strength, and purification.

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  30. Charoite

• Description: Charoite is a purple stone with swirling patterns of white, black, and gold. It is found only in Siberia and has a unique, mesmerizing appearance.

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  31. Prehnite

• Description: Prehnite is a pale green to yellow stone with a soft, waxy luster. It is often translucent or semi-translucent.

• Uses: Prehnite beads are used in delicate jewelry and are associated with calmness, intuition, and unconditional love.

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  32. Serpentine

• Description: Serpentine is a green stone with a smooth, sometimes fibrous texture. It can range from light green to dark green.

• Uses: Serpentine beads are used in healing jewelry and are believed to promote detoxification, emotional balance, and spiritual growth.

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  33. Pyrite

• Description: Pyrite, also known as "fool's gold," is a metallic yellow stone with a shiny, brassy luster.

• Uses: Pyrite beads are used in men's jewelry and are associated with abundance, confidence, and protection.

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  34. Shungite

• Description: Shungite is a black, carbon-based stone with a matte finish. It is known for its unique properties and ancient origins.

• Uses: Shungite beads are used in protective and healing jewelry. They are believed to purify energy and protect against electromagnetic radiation.

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  35. Zoisite (Tanzanite)

• Description: Zoisite is a blue to violet stone, often referred to as tanzanite when gem-quality. It has a striking, vibrant color.

• Uses: Zoisite beads are used in high-end jewelry and are associated with spiritual growth, transformation, and clarity.

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• Uses: Charoite beads are used in artistic and spiritual jewelry. They are believed to promote transformation, intuition, and emotional healing.

• Description: Agate is a banded variety of chalcedony, available in a wide range of colors and patterns. Each type of agate has unique banding and inclusions.

• Uses: Agate beads are used in various jewelry styles and are believed to provide balance, protection, and strength.

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  37. Moss Agate

• Description: Moss agate is a translucent green stone with dendritic inclusions that resemble moss or foliage. It has a natural, earthy appearance.

• Uses: Moss agate beads are used in nature-inspired jewelry and are associated with growth, abundance, and connection to nature.

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  38. Crazy Lace Agate

• Description: Crazy lace agate is a type of agate with intricate, swirling patterns in colors like red, yellow, orange, and white. It has a vibrant, chaotic beauty.

• Uses: Crazy lace agate beads are used in bold, artistic jewelry and are believed to bring joy, energy, and positivity.

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  39. Blue Lace Agate

• Description: Blue lace agate is a light blue stone with delicate, lace-like banding. It has a soft, calming appearance.

• Uses: Blue lace agate beads are used in delicate jewelry and are associated with peace, communication, and emotional healing.

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  40. Fire Agate

• Description: Fire agate is a brownish stone with iridescent flashes of red, orange, and gold, caused by light interference within its layers.

• Uses: Fire agate beads are used in unique, eye-catching jewelry and are believed to provide protection, courage, and vitality.

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  41. Dendritic Agate

• Description: Dendritic agate is a translucent stone with tree-like or fern-like inclusions, creating a natural, organic pattern.

• Uses: Dendritic agate beads are used in nature-themed jewelry and are associated with growth, stability, and connection to the earth.

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  42. Snowflake Obsidian

• Description: Snowflake obsidian is a black volcanic glass with white or gray "snowflake" patterns of cristobalite.

• Uses: Snowflake obsidian beads are used in grounding jewelry and are believed to promote balance, purity, and transformation.

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  43. Rainbow Obsidian

• Description: Rainbow obsidian is a black volcanic glass with iridescent streaks of color that appear when light hits its surface.

• Uses: Rainbow obsidian beads are used in spiritual jewelry and are associated with hope, healing, and emotional release.

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  44. Pietersite

• Description: Pietersite is a rare stone with swirling patterns of blue, gold, and red. It has a chatoyant (cat's eye) effect.

• Uses: Pietersite beads are used in high-end jewelry and are believed to enhance intuition, courage, and vitality.

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  45. Sugilite

• Description: Sugilite is a rare purple stone with a matte to glossy finish. It ranges from light lavender to deep magenta.

• Uses: Sugilite beads are used in spiritual jewelry and are associated with spiritual growth, healing, and protection.

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  46. Chrysoprase

• Description: Chrysoprase is a bright green variety of chalcedony, often compared to fine jade. Its color comes from nickel impurities.

• Uses: Chrysoprase beads are used in elegant jewelry and are believed to bring joy, prosperity, and emotional balance.

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  47. Apatite

• Description: Apatite is a translucent stone that occurs in shades of blue, green, and yellow. It has a glassy luster.

• Uses: Apatite beads are used in artistic jewelry and are associated with motivation, clarity, and communication.

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  48. Iolite

• Description: Iolite is a violet-blue stone with pleochroism, meaning it shows different colors when viewed from different angles.

• Uses: Iolite beads are used in unique jewelry designs and are believed to enhance intuition, vision, and inner strength.

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  49. Kunzite

• Description: Kunzite is a pale pink to violet stone with a delicate, translucent appearance. It is a variety of spodumene.

• Uses: Kunzite beads are used in feminine jewelry and are associated with love, emotional healing, and compassion.

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  50. Spinel

• Description: Spinel is a gemstone that occurs in a variety of colors, including red, blue, pink, and black. It is often mistaken for ruby or sapphire.

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  51. Rhodochrosite

• Description: Rhodochrosite is a pink to red stone with white banding. It has a soft, romantic appearance.

• Uses: Rhodochrosite beads are used in healing jewelry and are associated with love, emotional balance, and self-care.

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  52. Smithsonite

• Description: Smithsonite is a pastel-colored stone that occurs in shades of blue, green, pink, and yellow. It has a waxy luster.

• Uses: Smithsonite beads are used in artistic jewelry and are believed to promote emotional healing, calmness, and creativity.

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  53. Dioptase

• Description: Dioptase is a vivid green stone with a glassy luster. It is often found in small crystals.

• Uses: Dioptase beads are used in unique jewelry and are associated with emotional healing, compassion, and spiritual growth.

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  54. Eudialyte

• Description: Eudialyte is a red to pink stone with black and white inclusions. It has a striking, colorful appearance.

• Uses: Eudialyte beads are used in artistic jewelry and are believed to enhance love, vitality, and emotional balance.

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  55. Hypersthene

• Description: Hypersthene is a dark gray to black stone with a metallic sheen. It has a mysterious, otherworldly appearance.

• Uses: Hypersthene beads are used in grounding jewelry and are associated with intuition, protection, and inner vision.

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• Uses: Spinel beads are used in high-quality jewelry and are believed to promote energy, vitality, and renewal.
  
   

  Core Product & Material

• Natural Stone Beads

• Loose Gemstone Beads

• Semi Finished Beads

• Agate Beads

• Tiger Eye Beads

• Garnet Beads

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  Business & Quantity

• Wholesale Beads

• Bulk Beads

• Loose Beads Wholesale

• Jewelry Findings

• Beads For Resale

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  Usage & Application

• DIY Jewelry Beads

• Jewelry Making Supplies

• Beading Supplies

• Craft Beads

• Handmade Jewelry Supplies

• Bracelet Making Beads

• Necklace Making Beads

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  Size & Shape

• 2mm Round Beads

• 4mm Round Beads

• Small Round Beads

• 2mm Gemstone Beads

• 4mm Gemstone Beads

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  • Round Gemstone Beads