replica jewelry

Replicas of Bronze Age artifacts found in Armenia’s Tavush region are skillfully transformed by Arman Badeyan into exceptional jewelry pieces that truly make a statement. These artifacts offer precious glimpses into the technological progress, cultural traditions and social structures of the ancient inhabitants of this region during an age estimated to have spanned from approximately 3000 BC to 1000 BC. This abstract brass pendant necklace, meticulously cast and hand-carved, is a testament to the splendor of this era and Badeyan’s artistry. Its unique oxidized finish adds depth to the intricate details while an adjustable faux leather cord complemented by a copper bail ensures a perfect fit.

Arman Badeyan specializes in making replicas of Bronze Age artifacts found in the Tavush region of his native Armenia, expertly transforming them into one-of-a-kind jewelry. These artifacts provide valuable insights into the technological advancements, cultural practices and social organization of the ancient peoples who inhabited this region during that era, which is believed to have lasted from around 3000 BC to 1000 BC. This extraordinary abstract brass pendant necklace is crafted through the casting technique and boasts exquisite details accentuated by hand with the help of a chisel. With an elegant polished finish, the pendant gracefully sways from an adjustable faux leather cord with the help of a copper bail.

Working in finely-detailed sterling silver, Nicte Migliozzi depicts a Maya dancer dressed in spotted skins. He represents the jaguar god who rules the underworld. Crafted by hand, the pendant centers a Venetian box chain necklace.

The image comes from a funeral urn discovered near Tikal, which is now in the Peabody Museum at Harvard University.

Ignite your passion for history and style with this extraordinary pendant bracelet where ancient Mayan artistry meets contemporary allure. Featuring an adjustable black leather cord and exquisite sterling silver motifs depicting the balam, or jaguar in the Mayan language, Nicte Migliozzi's stunning accessory captures the essence of pre-Hispanic culture in every detail. Each jaguar pendant is a precise replica of a necklace found in Guatemala's Iximche archaeological site dating back to 900-1524 A.D., infusing your look with over a millennium of mystique.