Very Large Ancient Javanese Jatim Bead, Heavily Damaged Condition - Rita Okrent Collection (AG334) Jordan This clasp is otherwise just Stone Item 556

Name: Very Large Ancient Javanese Jatim Bead, Heavily Damaged Condition - Rita Okrent Collection (AG334) Jordan This clasp is otherwise just Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 51642553822
Price: 28.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2592 (25 reviews)

Very Large Ancient Javanese Jatim Bead, Heavily Damaged Condition - Rita Okrent Collection (AG334) Jordan This clasp is otherwise just Stone Item 556

SKU 51642553822 · ★ 4.3

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Very Large Ancient Javanese Jatim Bead, Heavily Damaged Condition Rita Okrent Collection (AG334) Jordan This clasp is otherwise just Stone Item 556 This clasp is otherwise just the same as our existing lightly oxidized 18mm clasp sturdy and elegant purchased in the Middle East in the 1980's Gorgeous 26 mm ancient glass Jatim bead with green backgrounds with yellow decorations Ancient Glass Item 334

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