Long Strand of Mixed Ancient and Antique Glass Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AG489) Zen Venetian Trade Beads Necklace Item 278 Stone Item 556

Name: Long Strand of Mixed Ancient and Antique Glass Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AG489) Zen Venetian Trade Beads Necklace Item 278 Stone Item 556
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SKU: 38758110193
Price: 180.00 USD
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Long Strand of Mixed Ancient and Antique Glass Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AG489) Zen Venetian Trade Beads Necklace Item 278 Stone Item 556

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Long Strand of Mixed Ancient and Antique Glass Beads Rita Okrent Collection (AG489) Zen Venetian Trade Beads Necklace Item 278 Stone Item 556 Necklace Item 278 Handmade in Africa and the yellow and violet beads — each a collectible element on its own A striking strand mixing ancient early Islamic and Medieval glass beads with antique European glass

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