Long Strands of Tiny Faceted Sterling Silver Beads from the Thai Karen Hill Tribe - Rita Okrent Collection (NP104) aggrab Commonly used for trading purposes Stone Item 556

Name: Long Strands of Tiny Faceted Sterling Silver Beads from the Thai Karen Hill Tribe - Rita Okrent Collection (NP104) aggrab Commonly used for trading purposes Stone Item 556
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 76546101731
Price: 58.00 USD
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Long Strands of Tiny Faceted Sterling Silver Beads from the Thai Karen Hill Tribe - Rita Okrent Collection (NP104) aggrab Commonly used for trading purposes Stone Item 556

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Long Strands of Tiny Faceted Sterling Silver Beads from the Thai Karen Hill Tribe Rita Okrent Collection (NP104) aggrab Commonly used for trading purposes Stone Item 556 Commonly used for trading purposes in West Africa They are known for their reliability and beauty by artisans all around the world Lovely and useful tiny faceted sterling silver beads made by the Karen Hill Tribe of Thailand bracelet and necklace designs

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