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Neck Size : 25" long

Inside hoop 28mm

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Dutch Cerulean Blue Hand Wound Beads 18th-19th Century Dogon Heirloom Beads / Necklace Dutch Cobalt Hand Wound Beads 18th-19th Century Dogon Heirloom Beads which are caused by theDutch Cerulean Blue Hand Wound Beads 18th 19th Century Dogon Heirloom Beads Some of the earliest hand wound glass beads that entered the African Trade were created in Holland. These large, deeply mystical cerulean blue colored beads were extensively traded among the Dogon people of Mali, West Africa in the 18th and 19th century Spice Trade. The beads were carried into Mali via early Dutch Traders and were sometimes also referred to as Dutch East India