Vintage Fulani Multi-strand Pastel Hued Beaded Necklace, Nigeria - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1903b) Tibet renowned bead expert: Islamic Period Stone Item 556

Name: Vintage Fulani Multi-strand Pastel Hued Beaded Necklace, Nigeria - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1903b) Tibet renowned bead expert: Islamic Period Stone Item 556
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SKU: 98901960217
Price: 64.00 USD
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Vintage Fulani Multi-strand Pastel Hued Beaded Necklace, Nigeria - Rita Okrent Collection (AT1903b) Tibet renowned bead expert: Islamic Period Stone Item 556

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Vintage Fulani Multi strand Pastel Hued Beaded Necklace, Nigeria Rita Okrent Collection (AT1903b) Tibet renowned bead expert: Islamic Period Stone Item 556 renowned bead expert: Islamic Period beads are approximately 1000 years old Weight : 33 A lightweight African Item 1903

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