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12x30mm Trailed Glass Beads - Light Blue (strand)

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Trade Beads We carry an eclectic variety of African beads, both old trade beads and newer beads made or strung in Africa for the world-wide bead trade. Trade beads are usually old and/or used beads, and will show varying amounts of wear. Newly-made African beads are generally handmade in small communities. With all trade beads, style and availability vary greatly. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.
Trade Beads We carry an eclectic variety of African beads, both old trade beads and newer beads made or strung in Africa for the world-wide bead trade. Trade beads are usually old and/or used beads, and will show varying amounts of wear. Newly-made African beads are generally handmade in small communities. With all trade beads, style and availability vary greatly. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.
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TB-0042
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Trade Beads We carry an eclectic variety of African beads, both old trade beads and newer beads made or strung in Africa for the world-wide bead trade. Trade beads are usually old and/or used beads, and will show varying amounts of wear. Newly-made African beads are generally handmade in small communities. With all trade beads, style and availability vary greatly. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.
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Trade Beads

We carry an eclectic variety of African beads, both old trade beads and newer beads made or strung in Africa for the world-wide bead trade. Trade beads are usually old and/or used beads, and will show varying amounts of wear. Newly-made African beads are generally handmade in small communities. With all trade beads, style and availability vary greatly.

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Sold by:
strand
Color:
Light Blue
Size:
12x30mm
Additional Info:
15-17 beads per 18" strand
Country of Origin:
Indonesia
Hole Size:
2.0 - 3.5mm

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