“Mahtab” Silver Necklace with Lapis — Inspired by Persian Architecture

The Mahtab necklace is a poetic interpretation of Persian architectural beauty, brought to life in silver and lapis lazuli. Its design draws from the elegant symmetry of traditional arch motifs, often seen in historic mosques and palaces across Iran — forms that symbolize the gateway between earth and sky.

At the heart of the piece lies a rich blue lapis lazuli stone, its surface speckled with golden flecks like stars in a twilight sky. This deep hue is not just a color, but a feeling — evoking moonlight over tiled domes, still water beneath ancient bridges, and the quiet grandeur of timeless design.

The silver frame is delicately handcrafted to echo the outlines of arched windows, subtly layered above the stone. A fine chain connects the pendant in a way that allows it to rest gracefully along the collarbone, making Mahtab a striking yet wearable statement.

Whether worn alone or layered, Mahtab speaks to those who appreciate the depth of culture, geometry, and the quiet power of handcrafted art. It is more than a necklace — it’s a piece of heritage made luminous.