The crystal ball charm is so big and beautiful that I had to find the right beads to match it. There are a ton of those beads. They are in a “fortune teller” color them. The beads are strung in one bead color sections. There are two red sections: an 8mm fire polished round and a fire polished ruby bicone with a gold wash. Fire polished beads are beads that were polished with fire rather than a rough buffing. There are two blue sections that include 8 and 10mm blue gold stone beads. There are two green sections: a matte faceted green round and a an 8mm opaque green round. There’s also a section of deep violet rondelles with a Picasso finish. A Picasso “wash” or “finish” describes a surface that appears that is speckled and spotty with a “weatherbeaten” look. Both ends of the bracelet have a different pattern. It is two 11mm blue bicone with a Picasso finish and a 5x7mm rondelle with a Picasso finish. In between each section is an 8mm matte dusted gold bead. At the very end of the loops there is both 10mm and 6mm crystal clear bead separated by matter gold tone filigree bead caps. The crystal ball charm is 20x10x15mm and astonishing. Fun Fact: A crystal ball was used as part of a murder defense…unsuccessfully.