STORY
The North Bohemian region, with its centuries-old glass-making traditions, has become the cradle of machine cutting & polishing. Cathedral glass beads are named after the stained glass windows of churches and were first manufactured in the 1950’s. They are pressed and cut, in a way which gives them high light refraction and colour saturation.

DETAIL
The speckled stone finish which “caps” the bead at either end gives it a tribal earthy feel. The finish is known as “picasso”.

“Making good jewellery is made up of three basics…good materials, good tools, and good techniques.”