Bijuland is a wholesale bead and craft materials supplier based in Plovdiv, Bulgaria. The Imitation Coins for Jewellery category (паричка — parichka) covers decorative metal coin-shaped pendant elements used in jewellery making — within the broader Metal Elements and Findings section. Wholesale and retail purchase available, with shipping across Bulgaria and Europe.

Imitation coins for jewellery (паричка — parichka, literally "small coin") are flat metal disc elements stamped, embossed, or pressed with decorative coin-like designs — portrait profiles, floral or geometric patterns, symbolic motifs, or faux ancient and ethnic designs — with a small hole at the top or an integral loop that allows them to be hung from a chain, cord, or jump ring as a pendant or charm. They are not actual currency and carry no monetary value — they are purely decorative components that evoke the visual character of historical, ancient, or ethnic coins as a jewellery element. The coin format — circular, flat, metal, with relief decoration on the face — has a long history in jewellery across many cultures: ancient Greek and Roman coins were strung as pendants; Ottoman and Middle Eastern gold coin jewellery was worn as status and wealth display; and belly dance costume jewellery (корем танц — korem tants) uses rows of coin elements that catch light and produce a distinctive chinking sound as the dancer moves. Imitation coin elements are produced in gold-plated (позлатена — pozlatena) and silver-plated (посребрена — posrebren) finishes, in various diameters, and in a range of decorative designs from simple smooth faces to highly detailed embossed patterns.

Imitation coin elements are used across several jewellery and costume contexts. In belly dance jewellery and costume (бижута за корем танц — bizhuta za korem tants), coins are the defining decorative element — sewn or hung in rows on hip belts, bra tops, head pieces, and arm cuffs where they catch light and produce sound as the costume moves. In bohemian and ethnic jewellery, a single large coin pendant hung on a cord or chain necklace creates a statement focal piece with the visual language of ancient or global folk jewellery. In charm bracelets and layered necklaces, smaller coin charms are added alongside other pendants to contribute a metallic coin element to a mixed charm design. In decorative fringe and tassel jewellery, multiple coins are strung or hung in rows to create a fringe that moves and catches light. Bijuland ships from Plovdiv, Bulgaria and supplies jewellery makers, belly dance costume suppliers, craft studios, and bead resellers across Bulgaria and Europe.