Short Strand of 9 Ancient Multi-Eye Islamic Glass Evil Eye Beads from the Sahara - Rita Okrent Collection (AG305n) enamel At least 50 years old Stone Item 556

Name: Short Strand of 9 Ancient Multi-Eye Islamic Glass Evil Eye Beads from the Sahara - Rita Okrent Collection (AG305n) enamel At least 50 years old Stone Item 556
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SKU: 15693802877
Price: 95.00 USD
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Short Strand of 9 Ancient Multi-Eye Islamic Glass Evil Eye Beads from the Sahara - Rita Okrent Collection (AG305n) enamel At least 50 years old Stone Item 556

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Short Strand of 9 Ancient Multi Eye Islamic Glass Evil Eye Beads from the Sahara Rita Okrent Collection (AG305n) enamel At least 50 years old Stone Item 556 At least 50 years old and could be up to 100 years old One of her favorite design materials Strand of 9 very old early Islamic era blue glass eye beads found in the Sahara Sahel Region of West Africa (Mali or Mauritania) Suitable for necklaces

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