Ancient White and Cream Hues Calcified Shell Beads from the Sahara, Bicones- Rita Okrent Collection (ANT498) ancient faience dark grayish blue Stone Item 556

Name: Ancient White and Cream Hues Calcified Shell Beads from the Sahara, Bicones- Rita Okrent Collection (ANT498) ancient faience dark grayish blue Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 74132789623
Price: 48.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.828900000000001 (8 reviews)

Ancient White and Cream Hues Calcified Shell Beads from the Sahara, Bicones- Rita Okrent Collection (ANT498) ancient faience dark grayish blue Stone Item 556

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Ancient White and Cream Hues Calcified Shell Beads from the Sahara, Bicones Rita Okrent Collection (ANT498) ancient faience dark grayish blue Stone Item 556 dark grayish blue please specify which you'd like on your order Chalky neutral and beautiful very old shell beads from the Sahara West Africa but not fragile

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