Large Vintage Silver Beaded and Decorated Hoop Earring from Libya - Rita Okrent Collection (C688) tiznit Collection of 4 strands Stone Item 556

Name: Large Vintage Silver Beaded and Decorated Hoop Earring from Libya - Rita Okrent Collection (C688) tiznit Collection of 4 strands Stone Item 556
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SKU: 33706607663
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Large Vintage Silver Beaded and Decorated Hoop Earring from Libya - Rita Okrent Collection (C688) tiznit Collection of 4 strands Stone Item 556

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Large Vintage Silver Beaded and Decorated Hoop Earring from Libya Rita Okrent Collection (C688) tiznit Collection of 4 strands Stone Item 556 Collection of 4 strands These are substantial This lovely old hoop earring comes from Libya and is adorned with beautiful silver granulation and a mix of silver beads (and two red glass beads) Collector Item 688

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