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Boundary Stone

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2nd century BC, Sevan Basin, Tsakkar village, basalt

17,000 AMD

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Bracelet “Flowery”

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The leather bracelet depicts the door decorations of the Holy Apostles Monastery of Mush.

8,000 AMD

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Bracelet with serpent heads

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This elegant bracelet is a reproduction of a bracelet cast of bronze, which has come down to us from the 7th – 6th centuries BC.

38,000 AMD

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Breast adornment “Sunrise”

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The breast adornment is made with the motifs of the armband clasp of Shatakh district of Van province. The Breast Adornment is made of silver. It is handmade in the technique of filigree.

28,500 AMD

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Breast adornment «Pin»

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The presented fibula is made in resemblance with the pin which was applied in Western Armenia at the end of the 19th century: with red zircons and cultured pearls.

60,000 AMD

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Breast adornment «Plate-Cap»

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The silver breast adornment is made in resemblance with a plate-cap, it is handmade.

65,000 AMD

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Breast adornment «Shamshik»

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A pair of shamshiks, fixed on the shoulders of a garment and hanging on both sides, was one of the most widespread ornaments in Western Armenia.

25,000 AMD

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Breast ornament

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The bases of the breast ornament is the ornament of the 22nd-21st cc. BC found in Karashamb, in the centre of which is a reddish-brown milky-veined agate pendant of an irregular oval shape.

125,000 AMD

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Bronze bracelet with lion heads

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This elegant bracelet is a reproduction of a gold bracelet, which has come down to us from the 8th – 7th centuries BC (Karmir Blour).

11,000 AMD

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Bronze fibula

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This bronze fibula with a needle-like rod termination is a reproduction of the one, found in Astghadzor, which is made of a chased bronze plate and is dated from the 12th – 11th centuries BC.

8,000 AMD

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