Van Yakat 18k Gold Necklace 
Gold Iran Bracelet, 18k Gold 
The Sama and Amin Bird Double-Sided Turquoise Necklace
A True Symbol of Persian Necklace Artistry
Introducing the Sama and Amin Bird Double-Sided Turquoise Necklace, a masterpiece in the world of Persian Necklaces. This piece elegantly combines the opulence of a 24-carat gold leaf with the serene beauty of a carved turquoise stone, embodying the rich heritage of Persian jewelry making.
Sama And Amin Bird Double-Sided Turquoise Necklace Details:
- Metal Material: 24-carat gold leaf
- Stone Type: Carved turquoise stone
- The open state of the necklace is 56 cm
- The length of the plate with the hook is 3.5 cm
- The diameter of the plaque is 2.5 cm
Exquisite Craftsmanship and Design
This necklace, with an open state length of 56 cm, offers both comfort and a statement of luxury. The pendant, featuring a length of 3.5 cm with a hook and a diameter of 2.5 cm, showcases the intricate craftsmanship typical of Persian art. The detailed carving on the turquoise stone adds a unique texture and depth to the piece, making it a standout accessory.
Symbolic Beauty in Every Aspect
The Sama and Amin Bird design, gracefully rendered on both sides of the pendant, holds special significance in Persian culture, symbolizing love, freedom, and spiritual ascent. This necklace is not just a piece of jewelry; it’s a wearable piece of art that tells a story and connects the wearer to a rich cultural narrative.
Versatile and Timeless
Whether for a special occasion or everyday wear, this necklace transcends trends, making it a versatile addition to any jewelry collection. Its blend of traditional symbolism and contemporary style ensures that it remains both relevant and revered.
In conclusion, the Sama and Amin Bird Double-Sided Turquoise Necklace is more than just a piece of jewelry. It is a celebration of Persian craftsmanship, a reflection of cultural beauty, and a statement of timeless elegance. Let this necklace be your connection to the rich tapestry of Persian art and history.
