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Figurine List 

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Ujamaa Head - 9100 001 070 / 5 608 547

The name of the piece, Ujamaa, means 'kinship' in Swahili - a reference to the strong family bonds formed by elephants. The head is crafted from gray crystal, the tusks shine in white crystal with gold-tone lacquer, and the base is made from FSC-certified oak. A brushed champagne-gold tone metal stand completes this unique design. (9100001070/5608547)
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Umbrella - 9460 000 008 / 170 849

This was part of the 'Your Special Treasures' theme group. The metal detail is 18K gold-plate. (9460000008/170849)
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Umbrella Pendant - 9450 000 008 / 191 612

This was part of the 'Pendants' theme group. (9450000008/191612)
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Unicorn - 7550 000 013 / 630 119

This was part of the 'Fables and Tales' theme group. This Unicorn body is faceted, clear crystal, with a matte horn. The legs, mane and tail are unfaceted. Eyes are Bermuda crystal in color. (7550000013/630119)
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Unicorn - 9400 000 814 / 5 376 284

Sprinkle some fairytale magic into your collection with this cute Unicorn. The much-loved creature is brought to life in clear, pink, and purple crystal. A mystical symbol of enchantment and elegance, this charming depiction would make a lovely gift. Display with our new Dragon and Pegasus for the perfect storybook trio. (9400000814/5376284)
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Unicorn - DO1X961 / 191 727

Annual Edition. This was The first edition of the 'Fabulous Creatures' series. It was introduced at the Gala 1996 in Phoenix, AZ. The mark is laser etched and has 96MZ, the design year and designer's initials. (DO1X961/191727)
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Unicorn Box - DO1X961B

intentionally blank (DO1X961B)
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Unicorn Brooch - PN773669

Part of the 'Signature Jewelry' collection. (PN773669)
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Unicorn Certificate - DO4MM96XX / DO1X961C

intentionally blank (DO4MM96XX/DO1X961C)
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Unicorn Stand - DO1X961S

intentionally blank (DO1X961S)
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Unicorn, Large - 52552

This was part of the 'Zoo Animals' group. (52552)
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Unicorn, Small Var 1 (Textured Tail) - 50/1G / 52501

This was part of the 'Zoo Animals' group. (50/1G/52501)
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