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Multi-Strand Seed Bead Necklace w/Rhinestone
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1950's Art Deco Style Demi-Parure
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Hand Beaded Purse
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Sterling Silver Cuff Link/Tie Bar Set
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Baby Blue Hand Set Rhinestone Necklace
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Lisner Rhinestone Earrings
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