Red Triangular Matched Vintage African Wedding Beads or Pendants, Strand, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0657) Roman Ceramic beads Ancient Jatim Bead Stone Item 556

Name: Red Triangular Matched Vintage African Wedding Beads or Pendants, Strand, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0657) Roman Ceramic beads Ancient Jatim Bead Stone Item 556
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SKU: 40507825192
Price: 30.00 USD
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Red Triangular Matched Vintage African Wedding Beads or Pendants, Strand, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0657) Roman Ceramic beads Ancient Jatim Bead Stone Item 556

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Red Triangular Matched Vintage African Wedding Beads or Pendants, Strand, Mali Rita Okrent Collection (AT0657) Roman Ceramic beads Ancient Jatim Bead Stone Item 556 Ancient Jatim Bead These beads were an early purchase of Rita's Red Triangular Small Vintage African Wedding Beads Approximately 40 beads strand 26" long

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