Grab Bag Strands of Mixed Ancient Indo-Pacific Nila Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0698) mauritanian amber Bead Size: 8mm-12mm diameter Stone Item 556

Name: Grab Bag Strands of Mixed Ancient Indo-Pacific Nila Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0698) mauritanian amber Bead Size: 8mm-12mm diameter Stone Item 556
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SKU: 43049557956
Price: 38.00 USD
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Grab Bag Strands of Mixed Ancient Indo-Pacific Nila Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0698) mauritanian amber Bead Size: 8mm-12mm diameter Stone Item 556

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Grab Bag Strands of Mixed Ancient Indo Pacific Nila Beads Rita Okrent Collection (AT0698) mauritanian amber Bead Size: 8mm 12mm diameter Stone Item 556 Bead Size: 8mm 12mm diameter May have been used as traditional wedding gift from a groom Dimensions: Strand length 22 inches+ (56 61 cm) Mixed ancient glass beads found in the Sub Saharan Africa

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