VIKING ROCK CRYSTAL BEAD 850-1000 AD

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Polished stone, natural rock crystal with clear and showing expected natural cleavage. Meticulously sculpted and polished to a ribbed cylindrical form. 8.6mm diameter, 14.8mm length. Stringing hole drilled from both ends

•Celtic Roman Viking Medieval Norse Scandinavian ancient ring bracelet necklace.

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VIKING ROCK CRYSTAL BEAD 850-1000 AD

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