Introducing our unique Ukraine keychain, crafted with a remarkable piece of a destroyed Russian tank T-72 made of Kontakt-5 Reactive Armour. Destroyed and recycled in Kyiv, Ukraine. This one-of-a-kind keychain serves as a powerful symbol of resilience and freedom. The rugged fragment showcases the strength of the Ukrainian people and their unwavering spirit in the face of adversity. Carry a piece of history with you wherever you go and let this remarkable keychain tell a profound story of endurance and triumph. A must-have accessory for anyone who values courage and stands for justice.
- Design: brutal minimalism (so many people around the world like it)
- Absolutely safe, does not cause allergic reactions. Does not change with time, does not change through humidity.
- In the engraving process, we use a special laser designed exclusively for high-precision engraving on metal. Thus, we are able to get a better picture and make it more pronounced. We can engrave anything you want: name, coordinates, Morse code, qr, text or image.
- The artist applies jewelry enamel by hand, you can add color to the picture and emphasize your individuality.
Size:
Steel Plate: 1.96x0.7x0.07 inch (50x18x2 mm). The thickness of the steel plate may vary, depending on the place where it was cut from (no more than 0.5 mm).
The main feature of this coin is that it was made directly by the participants of this tragedy. We are the natives of Bucha, two friends who suffered during the occupation of our city. We developed the design of the coin and brought our idea to life. A little later, got very excited about this idea, we decided to make 4 types of coins with different coatings and create unique cases for them. Cases are also designed and created by us, and every coin has a case.
This is the Сoat of Arms of our Bucha. It represents the family
tree of Bucha with strong roots, that arose from merging four
towns, which were scattered around the railway station the symbol
of development and progress. There are oak leaves around the
crest, as a symbol of indomitable spirit, wisdom and strength of
Ukrainians.
The Сoat of Arms is surmounted by the crown as a symbol of the
aristocratic origin of the city. For the first time, the
possession of these lands by the Polish nobleman Lyasoti was
mentioned in 1630, where people lived and worked for the
well-being of the inhabitants of their native city for many years.
This side of the coin contains three main symbols that the inhabitants of Bucha will be remembered for years to come: