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“Evil Eye” Gold Bracelet
- Gold-plated bracelet with 3 colored evil eye charms
- Provides protection with style
- About 7”, it stretches and is suitable for most wrists.
$44.99“Evil Eye” Gold Bracelet
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Easter Card
Ready to print, digital Easter card made by me for you and your loved ones. Print, fold and enjoy.
$1.50Easter Card
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Armenian ring sterling silver 925 handmade ring adjustable ring Best Armenian jewellery
Armenian handmade
$52.00$68.00 -
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Sterling Silver and Coral Stones Double Chain Linked Ring
Ring Details:
- Size: Both rings are adjustable for a comfortable fit.
- Weight: 8 g
- Comes in a beautiful gift box, ready for gifting.
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“Tigran The Great” Pendant
The size of the pendant: 5 x 5 cm
$45.00“Tigran The Great” Pendant
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“Mosaic” Decorative Ceramic Plate
Decorative ceramic plate.
SIZE : 3 sizes available (please, select from the drop-down menu)
15 cm in diameter,
20,5 cm in diameter,
25 cm in diameter.
Care : clean with soft dry cloths, avoid contact with water.
Materials used : red clay, acrylic paints, varnish.
Processing time : 3-4 days.
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Organic Cream Honey
Soft, thin and homogeneous mass
Convenient usage
Organic (Certified by ECOCERT SA)
EOS and NOP certificates
Mixture of Armenian vivid flowers and lush plants that contain numerous medical properties
Unique flavor
Delicate aroma
Original packaging
Usage of German and Danish equipment
Usage of high-quality European jars and caps$12.60Organic Cream Honey
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Silver Handmade Snowman Brooch
Silver 925 filigree handmade snowman brooch.
The weight is 10 grams .
The length is 5,5 cm.
The stone is natural “Grenade”.$83.00 -
Photo. Tatev monastery in mist. Armenia.
Photo. Tatev monastery in mist. Armenia.
$30.00 – $200.00Photo. Tatev monastery in mist. Armenia.
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“We Have A Different Name On The Street”, Laura Cwiertnia
Laura Cwiertnia’s debut novel We Have a Different Name on the Street is a captivating and sensitively written family saga, following four generations from Armenia to Germany via Istanbul and Jerusalem. Exploring how the devastating impact of the 1915 genocide continues to make itself felt today, the novel draws on Cwiertnia’s own first visit to Armenia.
$15.00
