bloodstone, tigers eye, aventurine, and unakite skull beads in rows on white background
all gemstone skull bead options on display
side view of many gemstone skull beads for drill details
white howlite, opalite, picture jasper, crystal quartz, and rose quartz skull beads in rows on white background
side view of one skull bead with wire through drill hole
five gemstone skull beads in hand for size reference with one turned sideways to see the drill hole

Skull Beads Drilled Gemstones - Small Crystal Skull Bead, Side Drilled - Rose Quartz, Tiger's Eye, Bloodstone & More

RK33B24-01

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These little carved skulls are perfect for Halloween jewelry, gothic bracelets and mala projects. Each bead measures about 15 by 9 by 17 millimeters and weighs around 5 grams, with a roomy 4 millimeter side drill hole that fits cord, elastic and most chains.

Choose from nine stones: rose quartz, picture jasper, white howlite, opal, unakite, crystal quartz, green aventurine, tiger's eye or bloodstone. Mix several for a colorful skull bracelet or use one as a focal bead in a necklace or keychain. They also make fun Halloween decor accents and small gifts.

About the Stones

Picture jasper is an opaque, patterned jasper, a variety of silica. Bloodstone is dark green chalcedony with red spots of iron oxide and has been the March birthstone since 1912. Unakite is an altered granite of pink feldspar and green epidote, and howlite is a naturally white mineral with gray veins.

Gemstone Options

  • Rose Quartz
  • Picture Jasper
  • White Howlite
  • Opal
  • Unakite
  • Crystal Quartz
  • Green Aventurine
  • Tiger's Eye
  • Bloodstone

Additional Details

  • You receive 1 skull bead in your chosen stone.
  • Approximate size: 15 x 9 x 17mm; about 5g.
  • Side drilled; hole about 4mm.
  • Stock photo. Color and pattern vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the hole? About 4 millimeters, drilled side to side.

Can I make a bracelet? Yes, buy several and string them on elastic or cord.

What is bloodstone? Dark green chalcedony with red spots, the traditional March birthstone.