Strand of old oriental, mostly opaque dark yellow amber beads, 46 Baltic amber b…

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Strand of old oriental, mostly opaque dark yellow amber beads, 46 Baltic amber beads mostly as beveled discs of irregular shape, size from 8 x 4 mm to 21 x 16 mm, strand L 35 cm, total weight 53.27 g, one small disc with larger old chip. 4455-137

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Strand of old oriental, mostly opaque dark yellow amber bead

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