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A cross from Ruth Hartunian Alambaugh's grandmother Novart was able to take from Armenia during the genocide. Embellished with green stones, and a central, red stone.

A solitaire diamond in a yellow gold setting. It's Sara Anderson's own engagement ring, which her grandmother Beatrice brought her husband to Barkamian to get in the early 2000's

Sapphire and yellow gold engagement ring: Sara's grandmother Beatrice's from Barmakian Jewelers, a popular Armenian jeweler in business since 1900.

A ring given to Lisa by her grandmother from Ottoman Turkey before the genocide. Silver, adorned with several silver embellishments, with little ottoman era coins hanging off of it. There is also a sparkly gemstone faceted in its core.

Another necklace Lisa inherited from her grandmother from historic Armenia from times before the genocide.

An engagement ring which Sara's grandfather Sarkis gave to his wife Natalie in 1916 asking her to marry him. The ring is from an Armenian jeweler which Sara's great-uncle worked in for many years.