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Manmade Opalite Glass Beads, Faceted Nugget, Long Drilled, 20x30mm (strand)

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$25.50

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21-000-167-40
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strand
Size:
20x30mm
Additional Info:
11-13 beads, 16" strand
Country of Origin:
China
Hole Size:
1.5-2.0mm
Shape:
Nugget or Pebble

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