Rural Moroccan Berber Silver Painted Pendant with Red Glass Setting and Chain - Rita Okrent Collection (P599) bumble bee but also a rare green Stone Item 556

Name: Rural Moroccan Berber Silver Painted Pendant with Red Glass Setting and Chain - Rita Okrent Collection (P599) bumble bee but also a rare green Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 12071217807
Price: 64.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5724 (11 reviews)

Rural Moroccan Berber Silver Painted Pendant with Red Glass Setting and Chain - Rita Okrent Collection (P599) bumble bee but also a rare green Stone Item 556

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Rural Moroccan Berber Silver Painted Pendant with Red Glass Setting and Chain Rita Okrent Collection (P599) bumble bee but also a rare green Stone Item 556 but also a rare green and black trailed bead 9 13mm diameter Rural Moroccan Silver Painted Pendant Includes 4 out of 6 matched hanging pendants and chain

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