Owl Lanyard Bead – Amber Glass Eyes

Round, grave, and feathered from crown to chest. Every scale of plumage on this owl is cut, layered, and antiqued by hand — scalloped rows down the front, fine barbs across the brow, each ridge catching light at its own angle. A pair of amber glass eyes sits in brass-rimmed sockets, and the beak is cast in warm copper. Three metals, one very serious little bird. Choose the body: solid 925 sterling silver, or white copper with the same sculpt and the same hand finish — solid, hand-finished, and heavy in the way that makes people pick it up twice.

FEATURES

• Fully feathered, every ridge hand-tooled — Scalloped plumage cut and layered from crown to chest, fine barbs across the brow. No smooth shortcuts.

• Amber glass eyes in brass-rimmed sockets — Hand-set, domed, and glowing orange in any light.

• Copper beak accent — A warm third-metal detail most beads never bother with.

• Three metals, none of them fake — Solid brass sockets, a solid copper beak, and a body in your choice of solid 925 sterling silver or white copper. Nothing plated to look like something else.

• Oxidized antiquing in every feather groove — Depth you can see from arm's length.

• Real weight — ~20 g in silver; white copper runs a little lighter. Steadies a lanyard and rewards a flip.

• 6 mm hole — Fits paracord, knife lanyards, and beadable zipper pulls.

• Three jobs in one bead — Knife bead, backpack pendant, or the anchor of a custom lanyard.

SPECS

• Material: Body — solid 925 sterling silver or white copper (select above) · Eye sockets — solid brass · Beak — solid copper · Oxidized & hand-polished

• Dimensions: 0.83" × 0.79" (21 × 20 mm)

• Weight: ~0.71 oz (20 g) — silver · ~0.60 oz (17 g) — white copper

• Hole: 6 mm — fits paracord & standard knife lanyards

• Eyes: Hand-set amber glass

• Craft: 3D wax carving → lost-wax casting → hand setting → hand polish & antiquing

Hang it on your favorite EDC, clip it to your pack, or build a lanyard around it — either way, this little owl is the part people ask about first.