Strand of 13 Mixed Old Yemeni Granulated Berry Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT629) silver filigree The strand pictured is available Stone Item 556

Name: Strand of 13 Mixed Old Yemeni Granulated Berry Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT629) silver filigree The strand pictured is available Stone Item 556
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SKU: 31608260914
Price: 84.00 USD
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Strand of 13 Mixed Old Yemeni Granulated Berry Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT629) silver filigree The strand pictured is available Stone Item 556

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Strand of 13 Mixed Old Yemeni Granulated Berry Beads Rita Okrent Collection (ANT629) silver filigree The strand pictured is available Stone Item 556 The strand pictured is available From early settlements in the Sahel A short strand of 13 mixed well worn old Yemeni granulated brass beads and silver beads Made by Yemeni silversmiths circa 1950's

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