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

Admire this unique strand of beads made from ancient glass pieces found in the region along the historic silk road. Commonly referred to as Roman G...

Take a look at this beautiful strand of recycled glass beads. Recycled glass beads are a type of indigenously produced African bead from Ghana West...

Admire this unique strand of beads made from ancient glass pieces. Commonly referred to as Roman Glass, the material for these beads is derived fro...

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

Checkout this beautiful strand of Ashanti glass disk beads. The process of making these beads is unique to Africa and has been used for over 1000 y...

These beautiful recycled glass beads are handmade by artisans in the West African country of Ghana. Each bead is individually handcrafted through a...

These colorful unusual chunks of glass are known as a Gebre beads. Hailing from the Swat valley of Northern Pakistan, original Gebre beads are beli...

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

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

Checkout this beautiful strand of Ashanti glass saucer beads. The process of making these beads is unique to Africa and has been used for over 1000...

These authentic red Turkhana beads were worn by the people of northwest Kenya. Less prominent but slightly more numbers than the Maasai, the Turkan...

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

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

These multicolor powder glass beads are inspired by traditional Aja trade beads. Shaped as thin, sliced disks, these great beads open up a plethora...

Checkout this beautiful strand of Ashanti glass disk beads. The process of making these beads is unique to Africa and has been used for over 1000 y...

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...