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Madagascar Flower "Jade" Round Gemstone Beads, 8mm (strand)

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Madagascar Flower "Jade" Round Gemstone Beads, 8mm (strand)

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Sold by:	strand
Size:	8mm
Additional Info:	45-55 beads, 15-16" strand
Country of Origin:	China
Style:	Smooth (Not Faceted)
Gemstone:	Jade
Hole Size:	0.7-1.2mm

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