Worry Beads With Tassel - Black Layers - 1 pc.
These Worry Beads are handmade and imported from Greece. They are made with a plastic that looks and feels like glass, but is not fragile like glass. The silver-colored beads and emblems are metal.
Greek Worry Beads (Komboloi) originated thousands of years ago in the prayer beads of many cultures and traditions. Today they are used for their comforting effect and as a remembrance to all of the Greek people and their culture.
Greek Worry Beads (Komboloi) originated thousands of years ago in the prayer beads of many cultures and traditions. Today they are used for their comforting effect and as a remembrance to all of the Greek people and their culture.
These Worry Beads are handmade and imported from Greece. They are made with a plastic that looks and feels like glass, but is not fragile like glass. The silver-colored beads and emblems are metal.
Greek Worry Beads (Komboloi) originated thousands of years ago in the prayer beads of many cultures and traditions. Today they are used for their comforting effect and as a remembrance to all of the Greek people and their culture.
Greek Worry Beads (Komboloi) originated thousands of years ago in the prayer beads of many cultures and traditions. Today they are used for their comforting effect and as a remembrance to all of the Greek people and their culture.
$3.48
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$9.95
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These Worry Beads are handmade and imported from Greece. They are made with a plastic that looks and feels like glass, but is not fragile like glass. The silver-colored beads and emblems are metal.
Greek Worry Beads (Komboloi) originated thousands of years ago in the prayer beads of many cultures and traditions. Today they are used for their comforting effect and as a remembrance to all of the Greek people and their culture.
Greek Worry Beads (Komboloi) originated thousands of years ago in the prayer beads of many cultures and traditions. Today they are used for their comforting effect and as a remembrance to all of the Greek people and their culture.
