Momique

Armenian designer jewellery

Ancient Armenian ornament, cast in Mediterranean light

Armenian jewellery by Momik Hakobyan

Rings, pendants and signet rings with Armenian ornament. Designed in Spain, cast and hand-finished in Yerevan.

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Ornament rings, Momique: two openwork Armenian-ornament rings on a hand.
Pendant with an abstract face from the DavXmoM exhibition, on dark grey.

Ornament rings, Momique · Face pendant, DavXmoM. Jewellery by Momik Hakobyan.

Pieces by Momik

Carved in wax or modelled in 3D, cast in metal.

All 30 pieces

Three collections

3D render, in development3D render of an Armenian ornament ring in development: an open loop on the shank.

Momique pieces

Armenian ornament in brass, drawn in Spain and hand-cast in Yerevan.

4 pieces
The DavXmoM set on grey: necklace, earrings, and hand and lip pendants.

DavXmoM

An exhibition in two voices: figures from David's paintings, turned into jewellery.

7 pieces
Black-and-white photograph of two hands wearing two domed silver rings, by AGAPE.

Collaborations

Pieces developed with other jewellery brands: from model to finished piece.

19 pieces
3D render, in development3D render of a signet ring with the Armenian letter Ա in relief.

Bespoke

Your name in Mesrop’s letters

Ա Բ Գ Դ Ե Զ Է

Signet rings and pendants with your initials in the Armenian alphabet. Momik draws each letter for you.

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From wax to metal

Momik designs in Spain; the family workshop casts and finishes in Yerevan.

From drawing to polish, step by step
  1. Screenshot of the 3D model of a signet ring with Armenian ornament.

    Spain

    Drawing and 3D

    Momik models the ornament in 3D.

  2. ProcessPrinted master model of an ornament ring held between fingers (process, not a piece for sale).

    Spain

    Master model

    Carved in wax or printed.

  3. Freshly cast pieces on a wooden workshop table.

    Yerevan

    Casting

    Lost-wax cast in brass.

  4. Pieces on a cloth beside the workshop polishing motor.

    Yerevan

    Setting and finishing

    Stones set, polished by hand.

Wax carvingDancer and warrior figures carved in wax by Momik, on sheet music.

The jeweller

Momik Hakobyan

An Armenian jeweller now working in Spain. He carves wax, casts, sets stones, enamels and models Armenian ornament in 3D: the eternity sign, the pomegranate, the khachkar, Mashtots’ letters.

DavXmoM exhibition (Yerevan, 2025) with the painter David Sahakyants. Jewellery for AGAPE and Grett.

Momik’s story

He comes from a family of makers in Yerevan: Samvel Hakobyan has spent forty years building maquettes of Armenian churches. Other work from the workshop

3D render of a signet ring with the Armenian letter Ա (ayb) in ornamental relief.

Journal

The Armenian alphabet: Mesrop Mashtots' letters and how to wear your initial

How many letters the Armenian alphabet has, who created it around 405 AD, and how to choose your Armenian initial for a pendant or signet ring.

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