Antique Ethnic Silver Trapezoid Flowered Amulet, India - Rita Okrent Collection (P859) labbeh Jamey Allen: Islamic Period beads Stone Item 556

Name: Antique Ethnic Silver Trapezoid Flowered Amulet, India - Rita Okrent Collection (P859) labbeh Jamey Allen: Islamic Period beads Stone Item 556
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Antique Ethnic Silver Trapezoid Flowered Amulet, India - Rita Okrent Collection (P859) labbeh Jamey Allen: Islamic Period beads Stone Item 556

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Antique Ethnic Silver Trapezoid Flowered Amulet, India Rita Okrent Collection (P859) labbeh Jamey Allen: Islamic Period beads Stone Item 556 Jamey Allen: Islamic Period beads are circa 1000 years old Ancient Early Islamic Era Black Glass Bead with White Spiral Design This exquisite handmade antique silver Jasalmeer pendant comes from the Mutwa community of Rajashthan Estimated circa early mid 1900's

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