VIKING ROCK CRYSTAL BEAD, 10TH CENTURY AD

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Tubular form of octagonal section. 18.4mm, just under 3/4" in length. Gray-brown coloration with natural cleavage evident. See The Viking Saga, Peter Brent 1975, p151 for similar examples.

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VIKING ROCK CRYSTAL BEAD, 10TH CENTURY AD

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Apr 09, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

New York, NY, United States

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