Short Strand of 9 Ancient Multi-Eye Islamic Glass Evil Eye Beads from the Sahel - Rita Okrent Collection (AG305) painted wood beads approximately 1950's Stone Item 556

Name: Short Strand of 9 Ancient Multi-Eye Islamic Glass Evil Eye Beads from the Sahel - Rita Okrent Collection (AG305) painted wood beads approximately 1950's Stone Item 556
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SKU: 62131663540
Price: 90.00 USD
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Short Strand of 9 Ancient Multi-Eye Islamic Glass Evil Eye Beads from the Sahel - Rita Okrent Collection (AG305) painted wood beads approximately 1950's Stone Item 556

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Short Strand of 9 Ancient Multi Eye Islamic Glass Evil Eye Beads from the Sahel Rita Okrent Collection (AG305) painted wood beads approximately 1950's Stone Item 556 approximately 1950's Beads vary a bit but range from 24 28mm circumference and 14 16mm hole to hole Strand of 9 early Islamic era blue glass eye beads found in the Sahel Region of West Africa (Mali or Mauritania) Suitable for necklaces

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