Caramel and Silver Beaded Necklace, Rita's Original Design - Rita Okrent Collection (NE139) Syria antique silver beads from Yemen Stone Item 556

Name: Caramel and Silver Beaded Necklace, Rita's Original Design - Rita Okrent Collection (NE139) Syria antique silver beads from Yemen Stone Item 556
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SKU: 6388421719
Price: 185.00 USD
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Caramel and Silver Beaded Necklace, Rita's Original Design - Rita Okrent Collection (NE139) Syria antique silver beads from Yemen Stone Item 556

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Caramel and Silver Beaded Necklace, Rita's Original Design Rita Okrent Collection (NE139) Syria antique silver beads from Yemen Stone Item 556 antique silver beads from Yemen and silver chain from Egypt Calcite or alabaster beads Antique silver pendant from Syria with caramel vintage faux amber beads and vintage silver beads from Egypt

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