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Material: Rose Quartz
Beautiful Natural Desert Rose - 739 Grams, Maghreb Origin - 2Y555
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Bring a piece of the desert into your collection with this stunning natural desert rose, weighing 739 grams. Featuring a delicate brown hue and intricate petal-like formations, this ...
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20th Century Rose Quartz Folk Art
Materials
Rose Quartz
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