Ancient Phoenician Eye Beads, Lebanon or Syria - Rita Okrent Collection (AG095) bedouin textile These are two layer glass Stone Item 556

Name: Ancient Phoenician Eye Beads, Lebanon or Syria - Rita Okrent Collection (AG095) bedouin textile These are two layer glass Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36563865065
Price: 70.00 USD
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Ancient Phoenician Eye Beads, Lebanon or Syria Rita Okrent Collection (AG095) bedouin textile These are two layer glass Stone Item 556 These are two layer glass beads with a rich outer layer and a yellow or white core and They were meant to resemble carnelian (thus the name) and were traded in Africa and the Americas Some old unusual beads almost all in excellent condition (two are chipped) Ancient Phoenician Eye Beads Lebanon or Syria

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