Vintage Fuchsia 29ss Swarovski Crystal, 6mm Art 1110, 4 Pcs With Settings, Bead Embroidery

Vintage Fuchsia 29ss Swarovski Crystal, 6mm Art 1110, four pieces With Setting. These Swarovski crystal stones are set in a high-quality 4-pronged, open-back, 4-holes, two-on-2-sides, sew-on setting. These holes are very tiny, 1mm(?), but can easily be enlarged with an awl or large needle. (Settings with one hole on all four sides available on request.)

Fuchsia is a vibrant and eye-catching color, often described as a deep, intense pink with blue undertones. It is a bold and striking color that can be both playful and sophisticated, a vivid and vibrant shade that commands attention. Making it a popular choice in fashion, especially for women's clothing. Fuchsia blends the richness of purple with the bright energy of pink, sitting between the two on the color wheel. In some contexts, it may appear more purplish or more pinkish. The color is associated with boldness, confidence, enthusiasm, creativity, and uniqueness. It's used in fashion to make statements and in design to add pops of color and dynamism. It pairs well with colors like lime green, turquoise, navy blue, and gold. 

Article 1110 is called "Channel Rounds" with a machine cut, known for its high-quality and precision facets. The facets are carefully cut to maximize brilliance and sparkle. They have a "channel cut", which refers to the way they are designed to fit into a setting with a channel to hold them in place. They are transparent and have the same cut on both sides.
❗️Please note: The color variations in the photo are due to the settings; the crystals are all the same color.

Looking for more equally yummy gems and crystals in settings? You can find them here, Crystals in Settings and don't forget to check what new goodies I've added here, New Items

A small note about foil-backed stones: Swarovski’s sew-ons are excellent quality; I have at least 3, and I rarely take them off. However, there are chemicals and some oils and lotions that can eat away at the foil on the back of the crystal. If in doubt, whether something will hurt the foil, take the ring (or other piece of jewelry off.

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