Ancient Amazonite Beads, Short Strand, from Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (S322h) ethnographic jewelry now Collectibles Item 249 Stone Item 556

Name: Ancient Amazonite Beads, Short Strand, from Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (S322h) ethnographic jewelry now Collectibles Item 249 Stone Item 556
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SKU: 98789964056
Price: 60.00 USD
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Ancient Amazonite Beads, Short Strand, from Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (S322h) ethnographic jewelry now Collectibles Item 249 Stone Item 556

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Ancient Amazonite Beads, Short Strand, from Mauritania Rita Okrent Collection (S322h) ethnographic jewelry now Collectibles Item 249 Stone Item 556 now Collectibles Item 249 The strands in the photos are representative of current stock Gorgeous light greens and blues on this short strand Discovered in Mauritania

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