This is not a string of glass beads assembled for sale, but a necklace that was actually used in Mali, south of the Sahara Desert in West Africa. It is made by combining 19th-century Venetian beads and resin beads. Unfortunately, the triangular component (Czech glass?) has been repaired after being broken. Rather than taking it apart and using the beads individually, it might be better to consider it as a folk artifact. Of course, it can also be worn, so it can be used as an ethnic accessory. Collection Number: Mali Necklace 1 Discounts are available for bulk purchases. 20% off when purchasing 2 to 5 items simultaneously. 30% off when purchasing 6 or more items simultaneously. Please use the bulk purchase function. Any combination of items is eligible, regardless of price. Combining expensive items with inexpensive ones is a great deal.