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Among the most celebrated of faceted beads, Russian Blues derive their romantic name from their involvement in the Russian fur trade of the Pacific...

Admire this exceptional strand of old Lewis & Clark African trade beads, prized for their distinctive black glass bodies decorated with colorfu...

Take a look at this remarkable strand of authentic Seven-Layer Venetian Chevron Beads — a true collector’s treasure. Chevron beads are among the mo...

The age of these authentic antique padre beads is evident in their unique and imperfect character. Old padre beads are hard to by and translucent g...

A beautiful strand of powder glass African beads, made by the people of Krobo Mountain in Ghana, West Africa. Many designs of Krobo beads are patte...

A beautiful strand of powder glass African beads, made by the people of Krobo Mountain in Ghana, West Africa. Many designs of Krobo beads are patte...

Among the most celebrated of faceted beads, Russian Blues derive their romantic name from their involvement in the Russian fur trade of the Pacific...

Among the most celebrated of faceted beads, Russian Blues derive their romantic name from their involvement in the Russian fur trade of the Pacific...

Beautiful strand of old skunk eye trade beads. This strand has traveled at least three continents and was originally traded in the 1800's. This par...

Among the most celebrated of faceted beads, Russian Blues derive their romantic name from their involvement in the Russian fur trade of the Pacific...

Among the most celebrated of faceted beads, Russian Blues derive their romantic name from their involvement in the Russian fur trade of the Pacific...

A remarkable piece of West African trade history, this rare strand is composed of hundreds of antique colonial-era coins, each originally manufactu...

Among the most celebrated of faceted beads, Russian Blues derive their romantic name from their involvement in the Russian fur trade of the Pacific...

One of the most iconic beads of West Africa, King Beads likely derive their stately name through their association with the wealth and status of Tr...

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

This spin on our classic French Cross Beads is great for adding a unique twist to craft projects. These Java glass beads are modeled after traditio...

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...

Among the most celebrated of faceted beads, Russian Blues derive their romantic name from their involvement in the Russian fur trade of the Pacific...

Among the most celebrated of faceted beads, Russian Blues derive their romantic name from their involvement in the Russian fur trade of the Pacific...

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