A Strand of Ancient Early Islamic Glass Beads, in Blue and Green, Some with Eyes - Rita Okrent Collection (AG111p) 1800's implying that it is regarded Stone Item 556

Name: A Strand of Ancient Early Islamic Glass Beads, in Blue and Green, Some with Eyes - Rita Okrent Collection (AG111p) 1800's implying that it is regarded Stone Item 556
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A Strand of Ancient Early Islamic Glass Beads, in Blue and Green, Some with Eyes - Rita Okrent Collection (AG111p) 1800's implying that it is regarded Stone Item 556

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A Strand of Ancient Early Islamic Glass Beads, in Blue and Green, Some with Eyes Rita Okrent Collection (AG111p) 1800's implying that it is regarded Stone Item 556 implying that it is regarded as protection of a person’s peace of mind Pendant Item 799 specifically in the caravan towns of Timbuktu Some extraordinary beads on this strand with wear and age and multiple eyes

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