• “Handcrafted sterling silver Khorshid Pendant necklace with trapezoid shape, layered yellow vitreous enamel, and subtle texture, suspended on an 18-inch silver chain, reflecting light with a soft luminous glow.”
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Mahroz Hekmati | Jewellery & Vitreous Enamel Artisan

Khorshid Pendant

Khorshid Pendant

£230.00 GBP
£230.00 GBP
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A tribute to light, heritage, and refined craftsmanship, the Khorshid Pendant (Khorshid, meaning “sun” in Persian) is a handcrafted sterling silver necklace designed to capture the quiet radiance of sunlight.

Handcrafted in sterling silver, this elegant pendant is finished with vibrant yellow vitreous enamel, creating a luminous, glass-like surface that reflects light with a soft golden glow. Inspired by the enduring symbolism of the sun in Persian art and culture, the design balances timeless meaning with modern minimalism.

Suspended from a delicate 45cm (18-inch) sterling silver chain, the pendant rests gracefully at the collarbone—perfect for everyday luxury or layered styling. Each piece is individually handmade, ensuring subtle variations that make every necklace truly unique.

Ideal as a meaningful gift or a personal signature piece, the Khorshid Pendant embodies warmth, light, and artisanal excellence.

 

Details

  • Handcrafted artisan pendant
  • Sterling silver
  • Kiln-fired vitreous enamel
  • Enamel colors: layered shades of purple
  • Trapezoid shape
  • Textured, beneath the enamel
  • Pendant size: 32.50 × 15 × 5.50 mm
  • Chain length: 18 inches / 45 cm
  • One-of-a-kind design

Care information

Be aware that enamel is glass, so take extra care is needed when you handle your enamel jewellery pieces. Dropping them could fracture and break the glass. Perfumes, hand cream and chemicals can cause permanent damage to your jewellery. Here are a few suggestions:
- Chemicals in hand creams, moisturisers, make-up, hair spray and perfumes can affect the beauty and lustre of your jewellery, so apply these before wearing your jewellery. Your jewellery should be the last item you put on when you are dressing up.
- Remove your jewellery when bathing, showering or swimming in swimming pools or at the sea as water and chemicals, especially chlorine and sea salt, can tarnish and corrode precious metals.
- Remove your jewellery when doing home chores, gardening or sports as it may become scratched or damaged by a sharp or heavy blow.

To know more please consult the jewellery care page.

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