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I second Jamey. I have seen Afghani sellers with many, many of these to offer.
thanks for your opinion Jamey and I'm absolutly agree,they are similar to the african recycled glass...I think they want to try to copy this one http://www.ancient-beadart.com/photos-small/beads/ancient/mosaic/tr... but it didnt work so well.
the big question is, it looks fake why they make so many???:)
it looks glass to me too, the broken piece made it a bit clear to understand. as Tribal mentionned, there is in the region of Khyber, a semilar serpentine stone color, it is actualy difficult to make the difference in between and is used in jewelry and specialy as prayer beads