Vintage Palestinian Bedouin Crescent Moon Hanging Amulet with Dangles - Rita Okrent Collection (P897) blue glass Old African native strands Stone Item 556

Name: Vintage Palestinian Bedouin Crescent Moon Hanging Amulet with Dangles - Rita Okrent Collection (P897) blue glass Old African native strands Stone Item 556
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SKU: 70733586976
Price: 95.00 USD
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Vintage Palestinian Bedouin Crescent Moon Hanging Amulet with Dangles - Rita Okrent Collection (P897) blue glass Old African native strands Stone Item 556

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Vintage Palestinian Bedouin Crescent Moon Hanging Amulet with Dangles Rita Okrent Collection (P897) blue glass Old African native strands Stone Item 556 Old African native strands Antique and Vintage Item 307v Large traditional Bedouin crescent moon pendant with two top bails 17 inches (7

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