Items

· This item is intended for diving work.

· This item is intended for diving work.

· This item is intended for diving work.

· This equipment is intended for diving work.

· This massive chest, adorned with intricate carvings, is filled with glittering gold coins and jewels, guarded by an ancient spirit.

· This luxurious tiara, encrusted with jewels, symbolizes power and divine right to rule, worn only by the highest priestesses and pharaohs.

· A golden ankh, delicately adorned with enamel, represents life and eternity, considered a key to the afterlife and a protector against evil spirits.

· A magnificent amulet in the form of a pectoral, encrusted with vibrant stones, symbolizes protection and strength, serving as an important ritual attribute of ancient Egyptian culture.

· The famous gold mask with semi-precious stones, used to protect Tutankhamun in the afterlife, radiates the grandeur and mystery of ancient Egypt.

· Allows breathing underwater for an unlimited time.

· Allows staying underwater for an unlimited time.

· Allows staying underwater for an unlimited time.

· Tricolor of three horizontal stripes: white (top), blue (middle), and red (bottom). Adopted on December 11, 1993, it symbolizes Russia's historical heritage and statehood.

· Tricolor of two horizontal stripes (red top, green bottom) and a vertical white-red ornament near the hoist. Adopted on June 7, 1995, it reflects historical traditions, labor, and the country's nature.

· Bicolor of two horizontal stripes: blue (top) and yellow (bottom). Adopted on January 28, 1992, it symbolizes the sky and wheat fields, reflecting the country's natural wealth and freedom.

· Cloth with 13 horizontal red-white stripes and a blue rectangle in the upper hoist corner containing 50 white stars. Adopted on July 4, 1960, it symbolizes the 13 original colonies and 50 states.

· Cloth with three vertical stripes of equal width: green (hoist), white (center), and red (fly). Adopted on January 7, 1797, it symbolizes hope (green), faith (white), and love (red).

· Blue cloth with a red cross outlined in white. Adopted on June 17, 1944, it symbolizes fire (red), snow (white), and the sky with the ocean (blue), reflecting Iceland's nature.

· Cloth with three horizontal stripes from top to bottom: red, blue, and white, with the coat of arms near the hoist. Adopted on November 11, 2010, it reflects Slavic national colors and historical ties to statehood.

· The 'Live Russia' flag, designed by Oxpana_Litvinenko. The logo consists of two Latin letters, L and R, abbreviating the project name, launched on December 29, 2022.