Earrings: Favorite Antique Gold-Washed Silver Beads from Sri Lanka - Rita Okrent Collection (E485) vintage silve 75 grams - 28x17mm SOLD Stone Item 556

Name: Earrings: Favorite Antique Gold-Washed Silver Beads from Sri Lanka - Rita Okrent Collection (E485) vintage silve 75 grams - 28x17mm SOLD Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33534184968
Price: 68.00 USD
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Earrings: Favorite Antique Gold-Washed Silver Beads from Sri Lanka - Rita Okrent Collection (E485) vintage silve 75 grams - 28x17mm SOLD Stone Item 556

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Earrings: Favorite Antique Gold Washed Silver Beads from Sri Lanka Rita Okrent Collection (E485) vintage silve 75 grams 28x17mm SOLD Stone Item 556 75 grams 28x17mm SOLD These beads are a royal blue which is hard to bring out in the photo Rare and wonderful antique gold washed hollow faceted silver beads which were handmade in Sri Lanka in the early 1900's With gold plated beads from Bali and gold filled ear wires

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