silver pins

Crafted by hand, four silvery pine trees host long golden tassels. Beadwork, sequins and zardozi embroidery accentuate the outline. Seema presents this exquisite set of Christmas ornaments.

The reverse side is plain.

Vitreous enamel gives copper a vibrant, glassy coat in these dangle earrings by India’s Kavita, shaped like exuberant leaves. The result? A pair of earrings that shimmer with color, adding a striking flair to any outfit with their radiant sterling silver hooks.

Centered by a single silver leaf, this design celebrates spring and life's renewal. A cluster of pearls in peach, pink and olive adorn the silver pendant of Karen hill tribe origin. By Kai Kittima, it is displayed on a pearl strand necklace and crowned with a yellow cubic zirconia.

.950 Silver

First used as ornaments for sacred Christian texts, the Armenian Bird Letter is a medieval art that now decorates thousands of regional artworks. This superb calligraphy draws inspiration from nature, featuring birds and leafy motifs in the shape of each letter of the Armenian alphabet. As a way to spread the magnificent essence of this ancient art, artisan Karno Davoudian uses 18k gold-plated sterling silver to create this stunning pendant, with a bird and leaves representing the Armenian letter “P,” all in a palette of turquoise, pink and orange hues for a bewitching style.

First used as ornaments for sacred Christian texts, the Armenian Bird Letter is a medieval art that now decorates thousands of regional artworks. This stunning calligraphy draws inspiration from nature, featuring birds and leafy motifs in the shape of each letter of the Armenian alphabet. As a way to spread the elegant essence of this ancient art, artisan Karno Davoudian uses 18k gold-plated sterling silver to create this lovely pendant, with a bird and leaves representing the Armenian letter “Y,” all in a palette of turquoise, pink and orange hues for a refreshing style.

First used as ornaments for sacred Christian texts, the Armenian Bird Letter is a medieval art that now adorns thousands of regional artworks. This exquisite calligraphy draws inspiration from nature, featuring birds and leafy motifs in the shape of each letter of the Armenian alphabet. As a way to spread the graceful essence of this ancient art, artisan Karno Davoudian uses 18k gold-plated sterling silver to create this lovely pendant, with a bird and leaves representing the Armenian letter “I,” all in a palette of turquoise, pink and orange hues for a magical style.