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Recycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful blue color recycled beads are made us...

These unusual beads are individually carved from fossilized Stegodon, an ancient animal from the Proboscidea family. These trunk-bearing mammal cre...

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

Recycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful tangerine color recycled beads are ma...

Checkout these beautiful large bone batik from Africa! They are hand dyed beads from Kenya, Africa. The dying method is known as "batik", which is ...

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

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

Checkout this beautiful strand of orange color sandcast beads from Ghana, West Africa. Beads such as these are often worn as traditional waist bead...

Amazonite, also known as Amazon stone, was first identified near the Amazon river in South America. These beautiful Amazonite stone beads come in a...

Recycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful purple recycled beads are made using ...

Recycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West Africa. These beautiful green color recycled beads are made u...

These blue java glass heishi beads are handmade by independent artisans on the island of Java. Pay close attention and you will notice a very speci...

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

Moonstone Beads have been used by jewelry designers for hundreds of years, and was especially popular in ancient Roman and Greek societies. It was ...

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

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

Named after the famous American expedition led by Captain Meriwether Lewis and his close friend Second Lieutenant William Clark, these beads are in...

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

Admire these delightful glass beads handcrafted on the island of Java. Indonesia has a ancient and storied tradition of glass-making that extends b...

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