Groups of 6 Strands of Ancient Small Djenne Mixed Gray Glass Nila Beads from Djenne and environs, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0146q) bridle Note: the current batch of Stone Item 556

Name: Groups of 6 Strands of Ancient Small Djenne Mixed Gray Glass Nila Beads from Djenne and environs, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0146q) bridle Note: the current batch of Stone Item 556
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SKU: 456091178
Price: 104.00 USD
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Groups of 6 Strands of Ancient Small Djenne Mixed Gray Glass Nila Beads from Djenne and environs, Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0146q) bridle Note: the current batch of Stone Item 556

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Groups of 6 Strands of Ancient Small Djenne Mixed Gray Glass Nila Beads from Djenne and environs, Mali Rita Okrent Collection (AT0146q) bridle Note: the current batch of Stone Item 556 Note: the current batch of strands has more blue beads in the mix Groups of 14 old worn silver and gilded silver Mauritanian granulated beads and as late as 1400 And soon after

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