Young British Jewellery designer, Touran Reddaway, has drawn on the beauty of the finest treasures to create a range of handmade 18-carat gold jewellery named Firouzeh. The range combines symbolic forms from ancient customs and beliefs with a modern collection of exquisite designs.
The name Firouzeh is a combination of Touran’s mother’s Iranian family name and the Farsi for turquoise, the semi-precious stone favoured in Eastern jewellery as a symbol of happiness and health.
Made using 18 carat gold mixed with pure silver as an alloy, the Firouzeh collection is beautifully complemented by the Onyx, Turquoise, Pearls and other semi-precious stones set into various designs.
Each piece has a story behind it, and will have been inspired by a particular treasure, ancient place or myth. Firouzeh aims to share a side of Iranian and Byzantine culture which is so often forgotten in the current political climate between East and West: the rich history, creativity and culture which continues to flow.
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www.firouzeh.co.uk
The jewellery is currently stocked in Nude Jewellery.
Big Dragonfly: The ultimate Firouzeh statement piece. This can be worn as either a pendant or a brooch (wingspan 5.5cm).
Laurel Leaves: This pearl necklace with laurel leaves is inspired from the breathtaking landscape around the Aegean & Mediterranean sea. (42.1cm length).
Filigree Earrings: Versatile, feminine and elegant
