Mixed Rock Crystal, Agate and Carnelian Beads Strand, West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S554) England Has patina and substantial feel Stone Item 556

Name: Mixed Rock Crystal, Agate and Carnelian Beads Strand, West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S554) England Has patina and substantial feel Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 38757293421
Price: 145.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0207 (7 reviews)

Mixed Rock Crystal, Agate and Carnelian Beads Strand, West African Trade - Rita Okrent Collection (S554) England Has patina and substantial feel Stone Item 556

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Mixed Rock Crystal, Agate and Carnelian Beads Strand, West African Trade Rita Okrent Collection (S554) England Has patina and substantial feel Stone Item 556 Has patina and substantial feel "Traditional Chinese Toggles" Reserved: Nice variety of beads on this 27 inch 68 cm long strand of antique and ancient hand carved beads Stone Item 554

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