Corrugated Metal Beads

20 x 12mm. Great color, shape and value. Seen in Beadwork Magazine's Beadwork Challenge February/March 2012 issue.

28 x 33mm. The size and shape are impressive! Beautiful color too!

32 x 18mm. These are the perfect orange for the fall season. Just scrumptious! But limited.

18 x 14mm. The corrugated beads just keep coming! Here are more from our most recent acquisition of vintage designer stock. Nice, consistent patina on these cone shaped corrugated beads. I love this shape!

34mm. This one is truly the "Grande Dame" of our corrugated bead collection. Imagine this as a focal bead in your next design. These are really big!

20 x 10mm. More great corrugated beads from old vintage stock! These corrugated bullet beads have a really nice bright and shiny finish. Oh, the possibilities!

22 x14mm. More corrugated beads from old vintage stock! These corrugated sea urchin beads have a really nice bronze finish. Oh, the possibilities!

22 x14mm. More corrugated beads from old vintage stock! These corrugated sea urchin beads have a really nice gunmetal finish. Oh, the possibilities!

20 x12mm. More corrugated beads from old vintage stock! These corrugated sea urchin beads have a really nice gunmetal finish. Oh, the possibilities!

16 x12mm. If you are looking for a real raw brass look these are the beads for you! The patina ranges from copper to gold to bronze. Each bead is unique!

14mm. These vintage corrugated melon beads have a wonderful "very handsome" finish. The grooves are blackened in a "very handson" way. This may be my favorite corrugated bead yet!

14mm. These vintage corrugated melon beads have a patina that is both is rich and raw. Fantastic vintage look!

30mm. These vintage corrugated round beads are the "Big Mammas" of our collection. The patina is rich and raw and varies from bead to bead. Fantastic vintage look!

32 x 18mm. These unusual beads were found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. These beads have aged quite nicely. The rich & raw patina as well as the unusual shape & large size of these oldies make them a rare old find! We think they look like sea urchins, don’t you?

10 x 4mm. From old designer stock these silver toned corrugated beads are in perfect condition. Just like new. Great spacer bead!

15 x 22mm. Sensational golden finish, unusual shape. Great beads!

14mm. These are really nice. The antique finish makes them special. Very limited.

32mm round. These biggies have a wonderful blackened finish. Limited.

18 x 28mm beads. Ever so popular are our vintage corrugated beads, and we have found more!

12 x 26mm beads. Ever so popular are our vintage corrugated beads, and we have found more! This bullet shape is a new one for us. Great design possibilities.

8 x 14mm beads in a rhodium silver plate. These corrugated beads are olive shaped with a slight twist. They are from old designer stock and remain in great condition!

14 x 20mm beads. Another wonderful find while searching through mountains of old goodies stored away for years. These have preserved quite well. A great addition to any design!

11 x 18mm beads. Another wonderful find while searching through mountains of old goodies stored away for years. These have preserved quite well. A great addition to any design!

7 x 12mm. Nice bead to add to your designs.

10mm round. Nice beads here. The patina does vary from bead to bead. Gotta have vintage beauty.

16mm round. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. We plated these old brass beauties (item #7495) with 18K gold, semi matte finish. They are stunning!

16mm round. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. We plated these old brass beauties (item #7495) with white silver ,semi matte finish. They are stunning!

16mm round. Found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. Then we plated these old brass beauties with a white silver semi matt finish. They are stunning! This item is also available in 18K gold semi matte finish as well as in their original raw brass finish (item #7502).

22mm approximate size. Each bell has been hand made so the sizes vary a bit. We have paired them to match. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. This technique was seen often in designs by Frank Hess and other well knowns from the past. These beauties were found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. We have plated them in a nice silver matte finish. A rare find!

12 x 23mm. Found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. Then we plated these old brass beauties with a white silver semi matt finish. They are stunning! This item is also available in 18K gold semi matte finish as well as in their original raw brass finish (item #7492).

18mm round. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. This technique was seen often in designs by Frank Hess and other well knowns from the past. We plated these old brass beauties with white silver ,semi matte finish. They are stunning!

18mm round. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. This technique was seen often in designs by Frank Hess and other well knowns from the past. We plated these old brass beauties with an 18K gold semi matte finish. They are stunning!

18mm Rounds. Found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. Then we plated these old brass beauties with a white silver semi matt finish. They are stunning!

18mm Rounds. Found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. Then we plated these old brass beauties with an 18K gold semi matt finish. They are stunning!

7mm. This one is a bright brass finish. Very nice size. Great old find.

9mm. These are gold plated so the finish is pretty consistent for these vintage beauties. The ribs have a diagonal etching down them. Nice and lightweight. Very unusual beads.

22mm approximate size. Each bell has been hand made so the sizes vary a bit. We have paired them to match. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. This technique was seen often in designs by Frank Hess and other well knowns from the past. These beauties were found while digging theough stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. A rare find!

22mm approximate size. Each bell has been hand made so the sizes vary a bit. We have paired them to match. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. This technique was seen often in designs by Frank Hess and other well knowns from the past. These beauties were found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. A rare find!

18mm round. Found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. They have a rich & raw patina.

18mm round. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. This technique was seen often in designs by Frank Hess and other well knowns from the past. These beauties were found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years.

14mm round. These beads have a sort of "crinkled" texture within the corrugated lines. Another wonderful find while searching through mountains of old goodies stored away for years. These have preserved quite well. Uncovered in their original bags with tags that say "made in Japan", so you know they are good and old. The bright brass is a golden yellow color.

16mm round. Why do we call them screen beads? Because they have many tiny holes used to attach tiny seed beads and seed pearls to it. This technique was seen often in designs by Frank Hess and other well knowns from the past. These beauties were found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components from factories that closed years ago.

13mm. Found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components from factories that have been closed for years. These beads have aged quite nicely. They have a rich & raw patina.

12 x 23mm. What a wonderful & workable size. These unusual beads were found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. These beads have aged quite nicely. The rich & raw patina as well as the unusual shape of these oldies make them a rare old find! A smaller version of the "Momma Sea Urchin". 

26mm round!!! Found while digging through stored mountains of old metal jewelry components of factories that have been closed for years. These beads have aged quite nicely. The rich & raw patina as well as the large size of these oldies make them a rare old find!

14 x 18mm. These are old Brass beads with a raw finish on them. Very consistent color. Beautiful beads! These are the same bead as items 5891 and 6128, but in a raw finish. 

7mm. Great old metal beads! Make a fantastic filler. Came from old designer stock. Not sure how old, but who cares, these are super!

8 x 5mm. This brass corrugated bead is made in the barrel-rondell fashion. Great smaller size.

10mm round. These are wonderful to work with.

7mm. Great old metal beads! Make a fantastic filler. Came from old designer stock. Not sure how old, but who cares, these are super!