ISFAHAN COLLECTION - RINGS

This collection is inspired by the epic poem of Persian writer Nizami Ganjavi, written in 1197 AD, who narrates a whimsical story of the Persian Sassanid King's education and wisdom: Bahram Gur. The poem is paying homage to women's intelligence and perseverance in ancient Islamic times in a story full of meanings and hidden symbolism. The king, enchanted by the seven princesses, built magnificent domed pavilions each associated with a different planet, color, and day of the week and based on the Seven Beauties' area of origin. The collection is strongly characterized by Islamic architecture patterns, with jewels inspired by Middle Eastern carvings, tiles craft, oriental carpets, and impressive palaces and mosques' ceilings.

The Isfahan collection is inspired by the iconic buildings of Naqsh-e Jahan Square in an ancient city known for its vibrant arts scene and music. It features tortile columns and peacock tail patterned designs adorned with diamonds, reflecting the beauty of Safavid architecture. Each hand-enameled piece matches the center gemstone's color and is embellished with Persian motifs like Abbasi flowers and pomegranates with rubies symbolizing prosperity and abundance.