Strand of very rare Antique altered Dutch Beads Hindu Goddess Vintage silver amulet from 1930’s shells

Name: Strand of very rare Antique altered Dutch Beads Hindu Goddess Vintage silver amulet from 1930’s shells
Brand: imperium.com.mx
SKU: 51070067264
Price: 174.00 USD
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Strand of very rare Antique altered Dutch Beads Hindu Goddess Vintage silver amulet from 1930’s shells Vintage silver amulet from 1930’s India featuring the likeness of the Rajasthani rider Photo shows two telsum to give you the idea of the extra special design elements and the variety within that motif Each bead is approximately 12mm x 10mm in size with a 2mm hole Here is a wonderful 34" strand of what was originally a white Dutch beads circa late 1700s which were then altered in Africa to suite local aesthetics

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