Antique Natural Baltic Amber Bead with Metal Mending, Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (C602) African carving Bead hole sizes range from Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Natural Baltic Amber Bead with Metal Mending, Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (C602) African carving Bead hole sizes range from Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 14096717541
Price: 158.00 USD
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Rating: 4.5004 (19 reviews)

Antique Natural Baltic Amber Bead with Metal Mending, Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (C602) African carving Bead hole sizes range from Stone Item 556

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Antique Natural Baltic Amber Bead with Metal Mending, Mauritania Rita Okrent Collection (C602) African carving Bead hole sizes range from Stone Item 556 Bead hole sizes range from 2 3mm Multiple strands on left (6) highly collectible antique mended amber bead from the West African trade

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