If you've ever spent half an hour staring at your screen trying to decide which 6 Delica shades go well together, this is for you: we've just launched 12 new 11/0 Miyuki Delica Kits, each with a pre-designed and balanced color palette, ready to use in peyote, loom weaving, or any technique you work with Delica.
Why buy a Kit and not individual beads?
Each Kit includes 6 11/0 Delica colors selected to work together, whether by contrast, gradient, or theme. Plus, buying the Kit is 3% cheaper than buying the same 6 colors separately. In short: less time choosing, less indecision, and extra savings.
Some featured palettes from the collection
- Matte Collection Kit — 6 velvet shades in a matte finish, discreet elegance for pieces that don't want to shout but do want to stand out.
- Night & Galaxy Kit — dark and cosmic tones, perfect for pieces with depth and mystery.
- Vibrant Rainbow Kit — the most vibrant primary and secondary colors, ideal if you're looking for pure joy.
- Mattes & Picasso Kit — matte finishes combined with Picasso, texture and character in one palette.
- Nude & Minimal Kit — whites, creams, and neutrals for elegant minimalism.
And there's more: Natural Green, Pinks & Purples, Boho Desert, Luxe Metallics, Summer & Beach, and Pastel Dream complete the collection, each designed for a different style or inspiration.
Ideas for using them
A Kit gives you exactly what you need for a flat peyote bracelet, a loom-woven pendant, or to combine with other jewelry making techniques. If you make pieces to sell, having the palette already decided also saves you production time: fewer design decisions, more finished pieces.
How to choose yours
If you don't know where to start, think about the occasion or style you're going for: soft and neutral palettes for everyday wear, vibrant tones for statement pieces, or something dark and elegant for evening looks. Each product page includes the exact 6 colors in the kit, so you can see if it fits your project before buying.
Discover the 12 new Delica Kits here →
Which one is catching your eye the most? Tell us in the comments or tag us in your photos when you finish your piece — we love to see what you create with our palettes.