Mixed Ancient Carnelian and Agate Beads from West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S488) Bazuband This mixed strand of useful Stone Item 556

Name: Mixed Ancient Carnelian and Agate Beads from West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S488) Bazuband This mixed strand of useful Stone Item 556
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SKU: 11483973391
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Mixed Ancient Carnelian and Agate Beads from West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S488) Bazuband This mixed strand of useful Stone Item 556

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Mixed Ancient Carnelian and Agate Beads from West African Trade Rita Okrent Collection (S488) Bazuband This mixed strand of useful Stone Item 556 This mixed strand of useful and interesting antique and ancient beads and pendants includes a very large eye bead with patina (20mm) Caucasus region or Sumatra Lovely smooth antique rare agates on this strand with exquisite markings Hand carved beads with translucent

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