In Persian design, ornament carries meaning: a knot for union, a rosette for a beginning. Our bridal pieces are built on that same language. They are worn on the hand, not just admired in a window.
Engagement rings hold two Persian registers. Vasl, meaning union, is the diamond line: a single stone held in clean gold. Mehr, meaning warmth, moves into colour: sapphire, ruby, tanzanite, pink sapphire and champagne diamond. The centre stone, in either register, is your choice: natural or laboratory grown.
Wedding rings mean two different things here. Two men’s bands exist today, both cut with Persian relief. For a woman’s band, we work from your own engagement ring rather than from a shelf: a fitted piece, designed to sit against what you already wear.
Eternity rings are commissioned, not kept in stock. We set stones halfway around the band rather than the full circle, so a ring made to mark a milestone can still be resized as the years go on.
Selected pieces
Atash - Sacred Fire Lattice Halo Engagement Ring
From £3,800
Azar - Sacred Fire Lattice Halo
From £3,300
Chinar Engagement Ring | Pear-Cut Pink Sapphire Halo
From £3,800
Firouzeh Muqarnas Bridal Ring
From £3,200
Gol-e Shab Diamond Lattice Ring | Persian Garden-Inspired Openwork
From £3,200
Golestan Chahar Bagh Bridal Ring
From £2,800
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Every Silux piece is made to order, to your size, from a conversation first. Tell me what you have in mind, and I will guide you from there.
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