Short Strand of Antique Yemeni Granulated Matched Silver Berry Spacer Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT524) Hogon Antique brass pendant Stone Item 556

Name: Short Strand of Antique Yemeni Granulated Matched Silver Berry Spacer Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT524) Hogon Antique brass pendant Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 5453542824
Price: 100.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1089 (19 reviews)

Short Strand of Antique Yemeni Granulated Matched Silver Berry Spacer Beads - Rita Okrent Collection (ANT524) Hogon Antique brass pendant Stone Item 556

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Short Strand of Antique Yemeni Granulated Matched Silver Berry Spacer Beads Rita Okrent Collection (ANT524) Hogon Antique brass pendant Stone Item 556 Antique brass pendant Ancient agate and other stone beads A short strand of 10 well matched vintage Yemeni silver granulated berry beads Handmade by Yemeni silversmiths in the 1950's or earlier

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