Product Description: This Black Chevron bead showcases a striking contrast of black and white with a touch of red, creating a stunning visual effect.

Specifications:

• Origin: Venice
• Estimated Production Period: Late 1400s
• Size: Approximately 19mm in diameter and 25mm in height
• Weight: 15g
• Number of Beads: 1 bead
• Hole Size: Approximately 5mm
• Special Notes: As an antique item, it may have scratches, cracks, or chips.

Important Notice:

Images may appear slightly different from the actual product due to lighting conditions. The colors may look different when viewed in a brightly lit environment.

About Chevron Beads:

Chevron beads were invented in the late 1400s by Maria Valovere on the island of Murano, Italy. While Venetian bead-making techniques have roots in ancient methods, the Chevron technique is unique to Venice. Chevron beads, also known as star beads or rosetta beads, can have up to 10 layers and are most commonly found in blue. However, colors like red, green, and black are considered rare. The name "Chevron" refers to the bead's zigzag pattern, and these beads were later also produced in the Netherlands.