Assyrian Petal bracelet

The coin features a calligraphic impression of the poetry of Rumi Material: Silver, gold vermeil

This stunning necklace takes inspiration from the motifs found on a richly patterned Assyrian royal costume. Materials: Silver, vermeil, agate

Inspired by the motifs found on Afghan and Persian carpets, these stylish, easy to wear earrings were made to be worn alone or to complement the pendants in this collection. Carpets are found in most homes in the region and the intricate patterns and designs derived from the beauty of nature are reflected in the piece. Afghanistan was the source of lapis lazuli for the ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations, as well as the later Greeks and Romans.The best lapis lazuli is found in Badakhshan province in north-eastern Afghanistan and has been used for millennia in jewellery. The word lazuli is derived ultimately from the Persian lazhward, the name of a place where it was mined and which came to be associated with the stone and, eventually, with its colour. Material: Silver, vermeil, lapis

The design of this bracelet was inspired by the traditional prayer beads (Tasbeh) used in the region since ancient times. Material: Silver, lapis

The design of this necklace was inspired by the captivating desert night sky. Materials: Silver, aquamarine, turquoise, lapis

The design of this bracelet was inspired by the traditional prayer beads (Tasbeh) used in the region since ancient times. Material: Silver, aquamarine

The design of this bracelet was inspired by the traditional prayer beads (Tasbeh) used in the region since ancient times. Material: Silver, lavender amethyst

Inspired by the motifs found on Afghan and Persian carpets Material: Silver, lapis