Ancient Excavated 29 inch Graduated Strand of Dark Blue Nila Beads from Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0611X) tribal silver From Rita's travels to China Buddhist

Name: Ancient Excavated 29 inch Graduated Strand of Dark Blue Nila Beads from Mali - Rita Okrent Collection (AT0611X) tribal silver From Rita's travels to China Buddhist
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SKU: 73479379742
Price: 125.00 USD
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Rating: 4.666 (5 reviews)

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Ancient Excavated 29 inch Graduated Strand of Dark Blue Nila Beads from Mali Rita Okrent Collection (AT0611X) tribal silver From Rita's travels to China Buddhist From Rita's travels to China in the 1980's Very Old Black and White Diamond Shaped Flat Slate Beads Large beads range around 9mm and smallest at 5mm with fantastic dark blues

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