Chevron beads

Writing in the Colonial America era, was a complex technical process that required an array of materials and techniques, many of which were often difficult or expensive to acquire.The production of chevron beads and other types was a closely guarded secret. The Venetians went to great lengths to protect their production secrets, going so far as to make it illegal for glass workers to leave Venice.

*Lovely example of a strand of Chevron beads - highly collectible Trade Beads

Watermelon Chevron Venetian Trade Beads. {Description}. {Description} Watermelon Chevron Venetian Trade Beads Watermelon Chevron Venetian trade beads are captivating artifacts that encapsulate the artistry and trade history of Venice. These beads, named for their resemblance to watermelon slices, feature vibrant layers of green, white, and red glass intricately arranged in chevron patterns. Handcrafted by skilled Venetian artisans using centuries-old techniques, these beads were highly…

Quick and easy bracelet and matching earring pattern that uses 11/0 seed beads, 3mm and 4mm fire-polished beads and Chevron Duo beads. Instead of using all Chevron Duo beads, you can accent the bracelet and earrings by adding some of Beadsmith’s beautiful Chevron Duo Koudouro Cymbal elements.

A simply magestic long strand of Venetian seven layer chevrons, graduated from huge to medium size, C.1500. The Venetians made these from 1400 to 1600 so they are at least 400 years old. Condition is excellent for their type and age. | eBay!

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One of my favorite ways to get the look and lightness of netting without a lot of pattern planning is with chevron chain. This versatile sti...