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Admire this rare and highly collectable strand of old wound Dutch Glass Trade Beads. This authentic stand of beads has graced many owners and trave...

Fabulous strand of old round wound trade beads also known as Dutch Dogons from the African Trade. Some of the earliest hand wound beads traded in A...

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's...

Take a look at this incredible strand of Nepali Chevron beads. These beads are inspired by older Chevron beads, which are highly sought-after by be...

These delightful brown glass seed beads are versatile and fun to work with. The smooth matte surface and somewhat irregular shape give them a rusti...

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

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

Add a little luster to your jewelry designs with these turquoise blue translucent Ghana glass seed beads. Individual beads measure 2-4mm wide by 4m...

Admire the color of this old strand of Vaseline Trade beads. Most commonly found in green, red, and yellow alternatives, Vaseline beads have been t...

Take a close look at this exceptional strand of original old Venetian French Ambassador trade beads, found in Mali, West Africa. Among the most dis...

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

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

Checkout this beautiful strand of white color Ashanti glass saucer beads. The process of making these beads is unique to Africa and has been used f...

Take a look at these unusual Medicine Man beads found in Ethiopia, East Africa. Old trade beads such as these are originally of Venetian provenance...

Checkout this beautiful strand of yellow color Ashanti glass saucer beads. The process of making these beads is unique to Africa and has been used ...

A beautiful strand of powder glass African beads, made by the people of Krobo Mountain (Ghana, West Africa ), reproducing old Venetian FANCY trade ...

These great beads are made by the Krobo People of Ghana, Africa. Powder glass beads are made by crushing glass to a fine powder and heating it so t...

These pink Java glass beads are modeled after traditional French cross trade beads. French cross beads were originally produced in Venice and trade...

This strand of interlocking Czech glass beads is called "SNAKE" trade beads because of its similarity to the snake vertebrae. They date back fro...