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Eternity sign bracelet
Eternity sign bracelet
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78,000.00 AMD
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🇦🇲 Handcrafted in Armenia
🛠️ Made to order — in-stock pieces ship in 3–5 business days; made-to-order pieces in ~20 business days
🚚 Worldwide shipping, calculated at checkout
🛃 Import duties may apply on delivery outside Armenia
↩️ 30-day returns
📏 Not sure of your size? See our size guide
🛠️ Made to order — in-stock pieces ship in 3–5 business days; made-to-order pieces in ~20 business days
🚚 Worldwide shipping, calculated at checkout
🛃 Import duties may apply on delivery outside Armenia
↩️ 30-day returns
📏 Not sure of your size? See our size guide
The Armenian eternity sign, also known as the "Arevakhach," is a distinctive symbol in Armenian culture, representing the concept of eternity and the interconnectedness of life. Its intricate design features a continuous loop that forms a timeless and unbroken pattern, symbolizing the eternal nature of existence. Widely used in Armenian art and architecture, this symbol holds deep cultural and spiritual significance, reflecting the enduring spirit and resilience of the Armenian people throughout their history.
- Handcrafted in Armenia from 14-karat solid gold or 995 silver.
- Available for custom orders in your preferred metal, stones and finish.
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14-karat solid gold, zirconia
Our 14-karat solid gold items are designed to last a lifetime. As 14-karat gold does not rust or discolor, you can wear it every day, everywhere.
Also available in silver and gold-plated silver.
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Diameter: 1cm
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“Working with Nayiri was an incredible experience from start to finish — trustworthy and transparent every step of the way. My wife absolutely loved the ring.”— Henry S.
“Truly perfect. The craftsmanship is flawless — and it means even more knowing this piece supports artisans from war-affected regions.”— Arman K.
