Strand of 12 Oval Black Coral Beads from a Yemeni Islamic Prayer Strand - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT546) gourd African Item 0178 Stone Item 556

Name: Strand of 12 Oval Black Coral Beads from a Yemeni Islamic Prayer Strand - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT546) gourd African Item 0178 Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 28417442812
Price: 110.00 USD
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Strand of 12 Oval Black Coral Beads from a Yemeni Islamic Prayer Strand - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT546) gourd African Item 0178 Stone Item 556

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Strand of 12 Oval Black Coral Beads from a Yemeni Islamic Prayer Strand Rita Okrent Collection (ANT546) gourd African Item 0178 Stone Item 556 African Item 0178 Gorgeous Palestinian or Sinai Bedouin Temporal Pendant with coins Lovely old oval black coral beads from old tesbih prayer necklaces Circa 1940s 1950's Yemen

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