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I will be in the Crimea one of these days. I want to bring home not shells, but something more serious)) Tell me, where is it better to buy jewelry - in Simferopol or Yalta? And does it make sense?
I will be in the Crimea one of these days. I want to bring home not shells, but something more serious)) Tell me, where is it better to buy jewelry - in Simferopol or Yalta? And does it make sense?
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It makes no sense. Onions, figs, "champagne" New World brut. Everything.
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answered 5 years ago
klichko, what - there is nothing to answer, but to blurt out some garbage, oh, how hunting?
AllOverTheWorld, I just want to buy women's jewelry, but in such a way that it reminds me of Crimea. I thought maybe some stones are used in jewelry, typical for the Crimea.
AllOverTheWorld, I just want to buy women's jewelry, but in such a way that it reminds me of Crimea. I thought maybe some stones are used in jewelry, typical for the Crimea.
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answered 5 years ago
Before, even under the Union, on Mount Karadag they sold very beautiful jewelry made from local mountain stones. It cost a penny then. In 1995, very lovely juniper + amber items (beads, bracelets, etc.)
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answered 5 years ago
Eh, Vasya Vasya ..... Bring a palm tree (twig). Stones from Mount Karadag should decorate your wife, but they are near Koktebel, you will have to carry them with Ai Petri, or shells.
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answered 5 years ago
It makes no sense to buy consumer goods in chain jewelry stores, which are the same throughout Russia. Unless you suddenly meet some good handicraftsman who does not have a lurid ethno, but high-quality jewelry, which is not ashamed to be worn "in people". Then it makes sense to take.
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answered 5 years ago
Bonifacij, it used to be like that. There are a lot of jewelry made of gems in Crimea. There are a lot of shops on the waterfront in Yalta .. but after Crimea became unknown to anyone. Who knows what has changed. But if anything, in Yalta you can always find a jewelry store.
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answered 5 years ago
Trust me, it's not worth it. Don't bring jewelry, waste of money. You will not find anything special and characteristic there.
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answered 5 years ago
I definitely ask you not to buy juniper souvenirs!!! As long as there is a demand for them, it is IMPOSSIBLE to stop the destruction of junipers!!!... And there are very few of them left, because. it grows slowly, and not very everywhere, but it is sawn easily and quickly ...
And the main thing, it seems to me, when traveling is not the transportation of souvenirs, but something that no customs controls - impressions! Moreover - without weight, volume, surcharges and shelf life!
And the main thing, it seems to me, when traveling is not the transportation of souvenirs, but something that no customs controls - impressions! Moreover - without weight, volume, surcharges and shelf life!
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answered 5 years ago
You, boy, need to go to Holland. Take advantage of the visa-free ...)
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answered 5 years ago
It makes no sense .. Everything there is imported ... An employee brought a tin can with the inscription Air of Crimea ????????????
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answered 5 years ago
A souvenir with humor, but also not unique - I have already seen such cans of air several times in tourist places ...
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answered 5 years ago
Jewelry should be bought in Moscow on Stoleshnikov Lane.
From Yalta you can take a bottle of Massandra's Bastardo, Muscat (Red Stone). Well, if you really want to carry something with you, then buy a bunch of blue onions ...
Well, don’t bring pasties, but what else is there?
From Yalta you can take a bottle of Massandra's Bastardo, Muscat (Red Stone). Well, if you really want to carry something with you, then buy a bunch of blue onions ...
Well, don’t bring pasties, but what else is there?
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answered 5 years ago
Take a bag of bay leaves for your beloved - we somehow dried them 10 years ago - they are still more odorous than they are sold in bags.
And of course, the previous speaker writes correctly - Massandra wine.
Ai-Daniel - I will add to the list, although Bastardo is my favorite, especially the 2009 harvest - if cheaper, then muscatel and kokur.
And besides all these sweet treats, Massandra has a line of dry wines, on which the acidity of the wine is indicated and you can choose not sour, but not sweet either.
And of course, the previous speaker writes correctly - Massandra wine.
Ai-Daniel - I will add to the list, although Bastardo is my favorite, especially the 2009 harvest - if cheaper, then muscatel and kokur.
And besides all these sweet treats, Massandra has a line of dry wines, on which the acidity of the wine is indicated and you can choose not sour, but not sweet either.
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answered 5 years ago
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