Palestinian Bedouin Silver Temporal Pendant with Dangles and Coins - Rita Okrent Collection (C804b) black agate Early Islamic Red Glass Bead Stone Item 556

Name: Palestinian Bedouin Silver Temporal Pendant with Dangles and Coins - Rita Okrent Collection (C804b) black agate Early Islamic Red Glass Bead Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 76495976990
Price: 120.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.855 (28 reviews)

Palestinian Bedouin Silver Temporal Pendant with Dangles and Coins - Rita Okrent Collection (C804b) black agate Early Islamic Red Glass Bead Stone Item 556

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Palestinian Bedouin Silver Temporal Pendant with Dangles and Coins Rita Okrent Collection (C804b) black agate Early Islamic Red Glass Bead Stone Item 556 Early Islamic Red Glass Bead with Gold Detail It measures 30mm long and has a loop in the back Old Palestinian Bedouin Silver Temporal Pendant with dangles and coins Sourced in the Old city of Jerusalem

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