Farvahar Necklaces and Jewellery
Farvahar necklaces, pendants, rings and cufflinks in 18K gold and 925 silver, handmade by Persian artisans. Each piece carries the winged symbol of Iranian heritage, gift wrapped and sent worldwide from London.
Large 18k Gold Farvahar Pendant Necklace, 4cm or 5cm
Price range: £680 through £900Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Dainty 18k Gold Farvahar Necklace
Price range: £320 through £460Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
Classic Farvahar Satin Tie for Men, Persian Men’s Tie
£35
Our Farvahar necklaces and jewellery are part of the Persian Proud Collection. Each Farvahar necklace, Zoroastrian pendant, ring and pair of cufflinks is handcrafted by Persian artisans, so the winged figure that has stood above the gates of Persepolis for more than 2,500 years is worked by hand, not cast by machine. For the history of the symbol and what each part of it means, read our guide to the Farvahar symbol.
Farvahar Necklaces, Pendants and Rings
The collection is made in 18K gold, 925 silver and gold plated silver. Farvahar necklaces come in sizes from a dainty 2cm pendant to a 5cm statement piece, on chains for men and women. Alongside them sit Farvahar rings, cufflinks, lapel pins and suit pins, all finished by hand in our workshops in Persian. Every item arrives in Persis Collection gift packaging.
Farvahar Wall Art and Gifts
Beyond jewellery, the Farvahar appears on hand-engraved Ghalamzani copper plates, carved stone and walnut wall reliefs, backgammon sets, ties, sculptures and keychains. They make lasting gifts for anyone proud of their Persian roots, for Nowruz, a birthday or a housewarming.
Farvahar Jewellery FAQ
- Which metals are the Farvahar necklaces made in? 18K gold, 925 sterling silver and gold plated silver. Each product page states the metal, weight and chain length.
- Is a Farvahar necklace suitable for men and women? Yes. Smaller pendants and finer chains suit everyday wear for women, while the larger 4cm and 5cm pendants and heavier chains are popular with men.
- What is the difference between Farvahar and Faravahar? They are two spellings of the same symbol. Farvahar is the common Persian spelling and Faravahar the older transliteration; the jewellery is the same.
- Can I wear a Farvahar if I am not Zoroastrian? Yes. Today it is worn by Iranians of every background as a symbol of heritage and identity rather than a statement of faith.
- Do you ship Farvahar jewellery worldwide? Yes. Orders are gift wrapped and sent from London with tracked delivery to the UK, USA, Europe, Canada and Australia.
- Are the pieces handmade? Yes. Every piece is made by Persian craftsmen in small workshops, so slight variations between pieces are part of the work.