Antique Venetian Millefiori Bead Earrings with Silver from Bali - Rita Okrent Collection (E675) Amethyst Large Yemeni silver Hirz prayer Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Venetian Millefiori Bead Earrings with Silver from Bali - Rita Okrent Collection (E675) Amethyst Large Yemeni silver Hirz prayer Stone Item 556
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SKU: 5102913791
Price: 60.00 USD
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Antique Venetian Millefiori Bead Earrings with Silver from Bali - Rita Okrent Collection (E675) Amethyst Large Yemeni silver Hirz prayer Stone Item 556

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Antique Venetian Millefiori Bead Earrings with Silver from Bali Rita Okrent Collection (E675) Amethyst Large Yemeni silver Hirz prayer Stone Item 556 Large Yemeni silver Hirz prayer amulet with four top bails Cool to the touch and relatively heavy These earrings showcase very special antique Venetian glass beads from a strand collected by Rita in the 1980's Green background

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