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Chain and pendant “Artsakh”

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The pendant bears the pattern of an embroidered carpet of Artsakh dating from the 17th century.

120 $

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Collection “Urartu”

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A triangular ornament is decorated with a “running” spiral and a filigree.

84 $

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CRESCENT-SHAPED EARRING

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The earring is a crescent-shaped ornament with a single pearl and stones of turquoise.

60 $

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Crescent-shaped granulated earrings

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This pair of remarkable earrings is made- by the example of gold crescent-shaped earrings, which have come down to us from the 8th – 7th centuries BC (Karmir Blour).

76 $

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According to the ceremonial rite, each cross used in religious worship must be revered, blessed and anointed in five places: the centre and the four arms, i.e. the Eye, the Crown, the Stem, the Right Arm and the Left Arm. Usually a precious stone or a stone of little value, occasionally a relic, is placed in the Eye.

38 $

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Double spiral ring

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A replica of a bronze hair-ring found in the excavations of Shengavit.

18 $ - 20 $

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Doves

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The pendant, similar to Mush’s forehead adornment, is made of silver.

120 $

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Doves

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The pendant, similar to Mush’s forehead adornment, is made of silver.

106 $

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Earrings

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The bases of the creation of the earrings is the earrings of the 10th-12th cc. found in Dvin, with four plaited chains with little hanging men, crescents and a dove coming down from a netted panel.

68 $

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