Vasl

Vasl

Diamond rings for union: fire, starlight and dawn.

Vasl is the Persian word for union: the meeting after longing that has run through Persian poetry for centuries. It is the name Silux gives to the engagement collection, where every ring marks two lives brought together in diamond and gold.

The names carry that lineage forward. Atash and Azar take their lattice halos from the geometry of fire temples. Kohestar sets a sapphire inside a shamseh star, drawn from the belief Persian astronomers held about the Alborz peaks: that they carried stars within them, visible only to those who climbed high enough to see them. Mahtab, Nahid, Niloufar and Sahar carry names for a Persian star, an architectural Venus, a water lily and dawn, the language Persian poets reached for when they wrote of the beloved.

Wedding bands complete the collection. Hamdam carries a relief drawn from Persepolis, Hamsang from the Shahnameh, Persia's great epic. Vasl is union carried in gold, from the ring that asks the question to the band that answers it.

Hand-painted Persian panorama of a garden at dusk, a gold crescent moon and lapis stars over night-blooming jasmine, for the Vasl collection.The Mahtab ring, the collection’s hero piece, shown at monument scale.
The world of Vasl, painted in the atelier
Gouache rendering of the Mahtab ring on black card

Mahtab, as an atelier rendering in gouache

Selected pieces

All Vasl pieces

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