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Calvin Begay Designed Colorful Inlaid Bear Pendant
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$158.00
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SKU:
SJB 3009O
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About this item:SJ3009O 1 1/2" Calvin Begay designed inlay bear pendant. Inlaid with gaspeite, lapis and spiny shell in a very unusual use of color and design. Bail also inlaid. Back has a story teller sculpted design. Great Bear!! |
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