You want to buy a ring as a present but you are not sure which size to buy. It is supposed to be a surprise, so you don't really want to go to that person and say: "'Hey, I wanna buy you a ring. Can you tell me your size?''. Surely, you can go ahead and purchase an approximate size with an exchange card. The gift receiver will need to visit the store, ask for a different size or make the ring altered. What if you want to purchase a handmade ring? Moreover, what if you want

There is a very common stereotype that real silver jewelry should carry a stamp. Well... it is not true. In some countries stamping is not required, and it is very often that handmade silver jewelry will not have this stamp. How to identify whether your jewelry is made of silver or not? First, let's understand what does 100 % silver mean? Pure silver is very soft and it bends, breaks easily. For that reason jewelers mix copper with it to add some strength. IDenteco jewelry is

Hi :) In today's post we would like to share with you some information and facts about the role of Christianity in Armenia and its influence on Armenian jewellery. If you did any research on Armenian jewelry, you had probably noticed items like Armenian cross, rings and pendants with engraved religious message, prayers, etc. A few similar items are available in IDenteco online store, but we will talk about them a bit later. Armenia is the first country in the world to adopt

Hello, beautiful individuals. Today we have two great news: 1 .It is finally Friday :) 2. we are very happy to announce that the ring from our store "Turquoise dream" became Editor's choice on Jewelers Community. It is quite symbolic for us as well, since IDenteco online store started its journey with this specific handmade silver ring. "Turquoise dream" is available in our store for a reduced price. Currently we have only two sizes left: 17.5 and 19.5 (inside diameter in mm

Hello, unique people :) Today's blog post is about the object that became an inspiration for our "Sundial" silver ring. Sundials-are ancient devices humanity used for identifying the time. In 301 when Armenia adopted Christianity, many sundials along with pagan temples were destroyed, but in the medieval Armenia the sundials got popularity again. Sundials can be seen on many Armenian monasteries and churches (Zvartnots, Goshavank, Makaravank, etc.). You can see them also on