February 29, 2024
LOT OF 700 JERUSALEM OLIVE WOOD ROUND BEADS 8MM ~rosary
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BIG QUANTITY This auction is for hand carved / highly figured Olive Wood ( 8mm in diameter ) polished round beads (package contains 700 beads ), weight: 210 grams ( 7.4 OZ ). (0.46 lbs ) Very Beautiful genuine olive wood GRADE"A" straight from JERUSALEM / holy land. These beads are from the annual trimmings in the olive groves of Bethlehem & Jerusalem. Many of these trees date back to the time of Jesus. All beads are klin dried and inspected for color, grain, and to be free defects and cracks. As with any exotic woods, always use good eye protection and a filtered mask. These are perfect for use woodworking, making dolls, macrame, decorating, necklaces or whatever your imagination can come up with. We guarantee you will not find the quality of our Jerusalem olive wood beads anyw else As you can see, I'm starting bid out very low..... Shipping is FREE for any additional same item. Olive wood trees from the ancient city of Bethlehem , Israel (also known as Roman trees) have been bearing fruit since the time of the Romans. Many religious, historical, and artistic articles are made from this beautiful ancient wood. We have a good supply of olive wood pen and wide blanks from a Bethlehem company that specializes in harvesting this wood. ALL OUR PRODUCTS ARE COMING STRAIGHT FROM THE HOLY LAND Payment option: Paypal is our preferred
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