Near T2 gates, Gold Gallery is the main stop for last-minute Armenian gifts at EVN.
Gold Gallery sits airside in Terminal T2, a short walk from most international gates, so you can duck in even on a 40‑minute boarding window. The shop focuses on jewelry and small accessories rather than general souvenirs, which makes it useful if you need a single “one good gift” before you fly out of Yerevan.
Expect mid-range to higher prices: simple pieces often start around the equivalent of €30–€40, with more elaborate gold sets climbing much higher. The store leans into local styles and motifs, so you see Armenian crosses and regional patterns alongside more generic designs. Cards are accepted, and pricing is usually shown in both Armenian dram and at least one foreign currency.
Stock runs from small earrings and necklaces to slightly larger gift sets boxed and ready to hand over on arrival. That makes it workable for a quick duty-free-style purchase in T2 without roaming the entire terminal. If you only have time for one shop run after security, this is the jewelry stop.
No strong complaints pop up in traveler forums yet, but it’s still smart to double‑check clasps, stones, and receipts at the counter. Returns once you leave Armenia are basically a non‑starter. For the smoothest visit, swing by Gold Gallery right after clearing T2 security, before you get locked into a long boarding line at your gate.