Antique Yemeni Granulated Silver Coin Holder or Mahfaza - Rita Okrent Collection (C637)) New Production Beads Longer strands: 85+ beads per Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Yemeni Granulated Silver Coin Holder or Mahfaza - Rita Okrent Collection (C637)) New Production Beads Longer strands: 85+ beads per Stone Item 556
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SKU: 22950563130
Price: 167.50 USD
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Antique Yemeni Granulated Silver Coin Holder or Mahfaza - Rita Okrent Collection (C637)) New Production Beads Longer strands: 85+ beads per Stone Item 556

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Antique Yemeni Granulated Silver Coin Holder or Mahfaza Rita Okrent Collection (C637)) New Production Beads Longer strands: 85+ beads per Stone Item 556 Longer strands: 85+ beads per strand (30 grams) Sub Saharan W An exquisite antique Yemeni coin holder or mahfaza 5 inches wide

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