Group of 6 Ancient Amazonite Stone Pendants from Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (S407) millefiore Gold-on-sterling silver hook-and-eye clasps Stone Item 556

Name: Group of 6 Ancient Amazonite Stone Pendants from Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (S407) millefiore Gold-on-sterling silver hook-and-eye clasps Stone Item 556
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SKU: 74204205618
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Group of 6 Ancient Amazonite Stone Pendants from Mauritania - Rita Okrent Collection (S407) millefiore Gold-on-sterling silver hook-and-eye clasps Stone Item 556

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Group of 6 Ancient Amazonite Stone Pendants from Mauritania Rita Okrent Collection (S407) millefiore Gold on sterling silver hook and eye clasps Stone Item 556 Gold on sterling silver hook and eye clasps Vintage carved bone beads Group of 6 ancient amazonite pendants from Mauritania These exquisite pendants are very special and very old

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