Hvad er Miyuki Delica perler?

Miyuki Delica perler er højtpræcision cylinderformede japanske perler, der er kendte for deres ensartede størrelse og kvalitet. De er ideelle til avanceret perlearbejde og vævekulørteknikker. Hos Beadhouse har vi et stort udvalg af Miyuki Delica perler i forskellige farver og finishes.

Hvad er forskel på seed beads og rocailles?

Seed beads og rocailles er begge små runde perler, men rocailles har et bredere hul. Rocailles er perfekte til enkle perlestrengsdesigns, mens seed beads bruges til mere avanceret beadwork som væving og broderi. Vi forhandler begge typer i høj kvalitet.

Hvor hurtigt leverer I?

Vi leverer inden for 1-2 hverdage. Du får gratis fragt ved køb over 400 kr til nogle EU-lande. Alle ordrer behandles hurtigt og forsendelse er sikret med sporbarhed.

Kan jeg returnere mine køb?

Ja, du har 14 dages returret. Hvis du ikke er tilfreds med dit køb, kan du returnere det uden spørgsmål. Se vores komplette retursalgs på siden for mere information.

Hvordan passer jeg på sterling sølv smykker?

Sterling sølv smykker holder længere hvis de opbevares tørt og væk fra fugt. Undgå at få dem våde, og opbevar dem gerne i en aflukket beholder. Hvis de bliver sorte, kan de poleres med et blødt tøj eller sølvpolitur.

Hvad er forskel mellem preciosa og miyuki perler?

Både Preciosa og Miyuki er højkvalitets tjekkiske og japanske perler. Miyuki er kendt for ekstrem præcision og homogenitet, mens Preciosa tilbyder et bredt farvespektrum og er meget alsidelige. Begge er perfekte til perlearbejde.

Hvilke halvædelsten forhandler I?

Vi har et stort udvalg af halvædelsten inklusiv smykkesten, ferskvandsperler og cabochon i mange forskellige farver og kvaliteter. Alle vores halvædelsten er udvalgt for deres skønhed og kvalitet.

Hvor er I placeret fysisk?

Beadhouse of Copenhagen ligger på Vendersgade 9, 1363 København (ved Nørreport Station). Vi har været her siden 1979 og tilbyder et enormt udvalg af perler, smykker og tilbehør. Du er velkommen til at besøge os mandag-fredag 11-18, og lørdag 10-17.

Ja, vi tilbyder engroshandel og samarbejde. Kontakt os på ks@beadhouse.dk eller ring +45 3315 9112 for at diskutere engrosordrer.

Hvad betyder at smykker er forgyldt?

Forgyldt betyder at smykket har et tyndt lag af guld (gold plating) over et basismetale som messing eller rustfrit stål. Det giver en elegant guldfinish til en mere overkommelig pris end solid guld. Vores forgyldte smykker har høj kvalitet og holder længe.

Miyuki 11/0 vs Miyuki 15/0 – What's the difference?

Miyuki beads are known for their consistent quality and precision. The choice between 11/0 and 15/0 affects both the look, the technique and the working time in your jewelry projects. Here you will get a simple guide to the differences, advice on needle and thread - and when to choose one size over the other. Then you can confidently find the right Japanese ones seed beads for your next piece of jewelry.

What do “11/0” and “15/0” mean?

Size explanation

The number 11/0 or 15/0 indicates the size of the beads. The higher the number, the smaller the pearl.
11/0 is one of the most popular sizes – small but still easy to work with. 15/0 is significantly smaller and is used when you want fine details or an extra dense, elegant expression.

Conversion and quantity per gram

Miyuki 11/0: typically several hundred pearls per grams (depending on finish and shape)
Miyuki 15/0: significantly more pearls per gram – ideal for detailed patterns

The number may vary between rounds seed beads and Delica/rocaille, but the rule of thumb is: 15/0 gives more beads per package and requires a little more patience.

Miyuki 11/0 vs Miyuki 15/0 – practical differences

Appearance and structure

11/0: gives a full and distinctive expression. Covers well in weaves such as peyote and brick stitch
15/0: creates a smooth and dense look. Perfect for micro patterns, fine embroideries and airy earrings

Workflow and time

11/0: quick to work with and easy on the eye - good for both beginners and advanced
15/0: requires more precision, good lighting and often a magnifying glass. The work takes longer, but the result is extra detailed

Durability and practical use

Both sizes have Miyuki's characteristic uniformity and durability.
11/0 gives a more robust piece of jewelry, while 15/0 results in a light and delicate expression that requires a little more care.

When do you choose 11/0 and when 15/0?

Areas of application for 11/0

Bracelets and necklaces with distinct patterns
Bead weaving and plain peyote
Beginners who want to build experience
Projects with color effects where larger beads add more play

Areas of application for 15/0

Fine pearl embroidery on textile or couture details
Micro peyote and miniature work
When you want a silky smooth surface without visible "gaps"
Projects where precision and density mean everything

Combination of sizes

It is quite common to mix 11/0 and 15/0. Use 11/0 as a base and 15/0 for edges or details for a more vibrant and refined expression.

Finish, colors and pearl quality

Miyuki offers a multitude of finishes – glass, metallic, galvanized, matte and iridescent shades.
The colors often fit across sizes, so you can combine freely. However, remember that finish affects both appearance and durability. Metallic and galvanized beads are beautiful, but a little more delicate than frosted glass beads. Choose based on how much the jewelery will be used.

Tips for needle, thread and tools

Needle: For 11/0, size 10–12 fits well. For 15/0, use an extra thin needle (13 or finer) to avoid broken tips
Thread: FireLine or fine nylon thread works well. Use slightly thicker thread for 11/0 and an ultra fine thread for 15/0 so you can step through the beads several times
Work light: A clear and direct light works wonders – especially with the small 15/0
Storage: Sort by color and finish in small containers or pearl plates so you can easily keep an overview

Purchase and pricing considerations

The price per pearl is lower at 15/0, but the projects typically require more pearls and more time.
It may therefore be a good idea to buy a little extra, especially in the same color number, so that you avoid color differences later. Also check finish names as small variations can affect both appearance and durability.

Inspiring ideas for projects

Classic peyote bracelet in 11/0 with 15/0 edging for extra detail
Micro embroidery on bags or textile with 15/0 for an exclusive look
Colorful earrings in 11/0 as a base for strength and durability
Necklaces with mixed sizes for dynamism and structure

FAQ

What does size 11/0 mean in Miyuki beads?
11/0 is a standard size for seed beads – small enough for details, but still easy to work with.

What is the difference between Miyuki 11/0 and 15/0?
15/0 is smaller than 11/0, which gives finer detail, but requires more time and thinner tooling.

Which Miyuki beads are best for weaving or embroidery?
11/0 is ideal for weaving and general bead work, while 15/0 is used for very fine details and embroidery.

How many pearls are there in one gram of Miyuki 11/0?
There are typically several hundred pearls per grams – significantly more in 15/0.

How do I choose the right needle and thread for 11/0 beads?
Use a size 10–12 needle and a strong, fine thread. For 15/0 you should choose an even thinner needle and thread.

Are Miyuki 11/0 the same as Delica beads?
Delica is a type of Miyuki pearl with a cylindrical shape. There are Delica in 11/0, but not all 11/0 are Delica - many are round seed beads.

Which size is best for beginners?
11/0 is the best place to start – it's clear, tactile and quick to work with.

Ready for your next jewelry project?

Would you like to try Miyuki 11/0 – or combine with 15/0 for extra finesse?
Explore our selection of Japanese beads, tools and thread and get started. If you need sparring, we are happy to help you find the perfect combination.