Choice of Short Strands of Vintage River Amber Beads from the Congo - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT407ef) Strand:E Deep Rich Cobalt Dark Blue Stone Item 556

Name: Choice of Short Strands of Vintage River Amber Beads from the Congo - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT407ef) Strand:E Deep Rich Cobalt Dark Blue Stone Item 556
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SKU: 90253640041
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Choice of Short Strands of Vintage River Amber Beads from the Congo - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT407ef) Strand:E Deep Rich Cobalt Dark Blue Stone Item 556

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Choice of Short Strands of Vintage River Amber Beads from the Congo Rita Okrent Collection (ANT407ef) Strand:E Deep Rich Cobalt Dark Blue Stone Item 556 Deep Rich Cobalt Dark Blue Glass Excavated Ancient Nila Beads but made them for me from the time I was in high school Choice of 2 short strands of African river amber beads from the Congo in central Africa Weight: 32+ grams

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