Antique Molded Bohemian Lavender Purple Glass Knotted Necklace, Designed By Rita - Rita Okrent Collection (NE439) Mixed stone Some beads have a lot Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Molded Bohemian Lavender Purple Glass Knotted Necklace, Designed By Rita - Rita Okrent Collection (NE439) Mixed stone Some beads have a lot Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 32678352680
Price: 125.00 USD
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Antique Molded Bohemian Lavender Purple Glass Knotted Necklace, Designed By Rita - Rita Okrent Collection (NE439) Mixed stone Some beads have a lot Stone Item 556

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Antique Molded Bohemian Lavender Purple Glass Knotted Necklace, Designed By Rita Rita Okrent Collection (NE439) Mixed stone Some beads have a lot Stone Item 556 Some beads have a lot of wear Collected in the 1980's Lovely lavender gray purple knotted Bohemian glass necklace Designed by Rita in the early 1980's

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