Graduated Neolithic Period Red Carnelian Stone Disc Beads from the Saraha - Rita Okrent Collection (S588) lebanon From Rita's flea market shopping Stone Item 556

Name: Graduated Neolithic Period Red Carnelian Stone Disc Beads from the Saraha - Rita Okrent Collection (S588) lebanon From Rita's flea market shopping Stone Item 556
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SKU: 40333722594
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Graduated Neolithic Period Red Carnelian Stone Disc Beads from the Saraha - Rita Okrent Collection (S588) lebanon From Rita's flea market shopping Stone Item 556

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Graduated Neolithic Period Red Carnelian Stone Disc Beads from the Saraha Rita Okrent Collection (S588) lebanon From Rita's flea market shopping Stone Item 556 From Rita's flea market shopping in the 1970's early 1990's in Europe (France or England) Really a great choice for a focal bead or just to admire Rich Gorgeous colors on this stunning deep orange and red ancient carnelian bead strand from the Mauritania 27 Inches of beads

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