Blue Enameled Niello Silver Belt Fastener or Buckle, Antique - Rita Okrent Collection (C285) Vintage beads The strand pictured is available Stone Item 556

Name: Blue Enameled Niello Silver Belt Fastener or Buckle, Antique - Rita Okrent Collection (C285) Vintage beads The strand pictured is available Stone Item 556
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SKU: 11876148177
Price: 85.00 USD
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Blue Enameled Niello Silver Belt Fastener or Buckle, Antique - Rita Okrent Collection (C285) Vintage beads The strand pictured is available Stone Item 556

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Blue Enameled Niello Silver Belt Fastener or Buckle, Antique Rita Okrent Collection (C285) Vintage beads The strand pictured is available Stone Item 556 The strand pictured is available African Item 1557 Blue Enameled Niello Silver Buckle or Belt Fastener Caucasus region or Sumatra

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