Black Friday

This uniquely patterned strand of rectangular beads is made using traditional methods used to create powder glass beads. The procedure for making t...

Take a look at this beautiful strand of old trade beads. This strand has traveled at least three continents and was originally traded in the 1800'...

Take moment to admire these lovely Java Gooseberry Beads. Each and every bead on these strands has a unique and distinct pattern of their own. Ever...

Take moment to admire these lovely Java Gooseberry Beads. Each and every bead on these strands has a unique and distinct pattern of their own. Ever...

Admire this beautiful, EXTRA LONG strand of antique Venetian trade beads! Venetian glass beads such as these were made throughout the 19th and 20th...

Looking for a truly unique strand of antique mixed trade beads? Then look no further. This beautiful strand of old african trade beads contains a m...

These exquisite millefiori beads are modeled after Venetian Trade Beads, made from multi-color chevron canes by slicing a glass cane, and forming i...

Take a moment to admire these alluring glass beads. Commonly referred to as Roman Glass these beads come to us all from the trade routes of the anc...

You are looking at a beautiful strand of round Millefiori beads. Colorful and vibrant, these beads would make a great addition to any jewelry piece...

Commonly referred to as "skunk beads", these Venetian-style beads are inspired by traditional African trade beads. Original skunk beads are said to...

Take a look at this exceptionally large strand of jumbo-sized multicolor recycled glass beads. Large beads such as these are hard to find and even ...

These exquisite millefiori beads are modeled after Venetian Trade Beads, made from multi-color chevron canes by slicing a glass cane, and forming i...

Take a look at this nice strand of Kiffa beads from Mauritania, Africa. These beads take their name from the city of Kiffa where these beads are sa...

Take a look at this nice strand of Kiffa beads from Mauritania, Africa. These beads take their name from the city of Kiffa where these beads are sa...