Strand of Hand-Carved Carnelian Beads from the Lou Zeldis Collection pressed glass maybe Vishnu horses

Strand of Hand-Carved Carnelian Beads from the Lou Zeldis Collection pressed glass maybe Vishnu horses

Name: Strand of Hand-Carved Carnelian Beads from the Lou Zeldis Collection pressed glass maybe Vishnu horses
Brand: fluoglacial.com
SKU: 59872702152
Price: 149.00 USD
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Strand of Hand Carved Carnelian Beads from the Lou Zeldis Collection pressed glass maybe Vishnu horses maybe Vishnu Set of five antique silver telsum pendant from Ethiopia (over 75 years old) Lovely bicone beads carved in India for use in jewelry created by the late Lou Zeldis This strand has 26 bicone beads that measure from small 10mm long x 7mm diameter to large 23mm long x 10mm diameter

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