A variant of the hungarian rings, produced in Yerevan Factory Theatre-souvenir products during the soviet era.

• Inventor: Endre Pap
• Mechanism: Intersecting rings (Hungarian Rings)
• Patents: Unknown
• Producer: USSR
• Year: 1982
• Original Price: $9.17 USD
• Current Price: No Data

The puzzle's original is "????????? ??????", transliterated "Volshebnye k?ltsa", meaning "Magic Rings". Based on the factory it was also named "Armenian Rings".
Compared with the more common variants there are slight differences in the marbles, the color of the body and the back side.
The original price is based on the official exchange rate (0.6 roubles per dollar) although in socialist time this was completely theoretical. The price (in roubles) is printed on the first package (image 2). Please note that there was an alternative package (images 6-7) with a different price (4.16 dollars with the same exchange rate).
There were at least two other versions produced by different factories with their logos directly visible on the puzzle's body.

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