Granulated Gilded Silver and Glass Bracelet, Mauritania or Senegal - Rita Okrent Collection (BR067) steatite Wonderful old handmade bone tube Stone Item 556

Name: Granulated Gilded Silver and Glass Bracelet, Mauritania or Senegal - Rita Okrent Collection (BR067) steatite Wonderful old handmade bone tube Stone Item 556
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SKU: 94452089543
Price: 40.00 USD
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Granulated Gilded Silver and Glass Bracelet, Mauritania or Senegal - Rita Okrent Collection (BR067) steatite Wonderful old handmade bone tube Stone Item 556

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Granulated Gilded Silver and Glass Bracelet, Mauritania or Senegal Rita Okrent Collection (BR067) steatite Wonderful old handmade bone tube Stone Item 556 Wonderful old handmade bone tube beads with a circle dot motif to keep away the evil eye Collector Item 473 Vintage granulated beaded bracelet with black glass accents from Senegal or Mauritania

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