Yemeni Necklace with Large Silver Yemeni Beads and Indian Coin Dangles - Rita Okrent Collection (C545) Nepal Handmade in Sri Lanka Stone Item 556

Name: Yemeni Necklace with Large Silver Yemeni Beads and Indian Coin Dangles - Rita Okrent Collection (C545) Nepal Handmade in Sri Lanka Stone Item 556
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SKU: 74357629260
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Yemeni Necklace with Large Silver Yemeni Beads and Indian Coin Dangles - Rita Okrent Collection (C545) Nepal Handmade in Sri Lanka Stone Item 556

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Yemeni Necklace with Large Silver Yemeni Beads and Indian Coin Dangles Rita Okrent Collection (C545) Nepal Handmade in Sri Lanka Stone Item 556 Handmade in Sri Lanka They are sometimes also referred to as Indo Pacific or Trade Winds beads A traditional rural Yemeni necklace of large silver Yemeni globe beads large hanging coin pendants and lots of dangles on black string with button closure

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