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Late 50s/ Early 60s Monet Hand Knotted Glass Bead Necklace With Monet's Patented Sister Clasp penant The earrings feature white marquise-cut

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Late 50s Early 60s Monet Hand Knotted Glass Bead Necklace With Monet's Patented Sister Clasp penant The earrings feature white marquise cut The earrings feature white marquise cut It doesn’t have a hallmark but is marked by the original gold foil label on the inside that reads “Produced in HONG KONG Exclusively for AVON The necklace is a single strand of red glass beads This timeless necklace is a Monet design

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