Ancient Islamic Glass with Southern Cross and Silver Elements from the Mauritanian Sahel - Rita Okrent Collection (NE378) Collectibles The beads in this strand Stone Item 556

Name: Ancient Islamic Glass with Southern Cross and Silver Elements from the Mauritanian Sahel - Rita Okrent Collection (NE378) Collectibles The beads in this strand Stone Item 556
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SKU: 85648914006
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Ancient Islamic Glass with Southern Cross and Silver Elements from the Mauritanian Sahel - Rita Okrent Collection (NE378) Collectibles The beads in this strand Stone Item 556

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Ancient Islamic Glass with Southern Cross and Silver Elements from the Mauritanian Sahel Rita Okrent Collection (NE378) Collectibles The beads in this strand Stone Item 556 The beads in this strand was sourced in Mauritania or Mali in West Africa 4 cm 1 This original design necklace incorporates early Islamic Period glass beads in teal blue cobalt blue and white

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