This handcrafted Farvahar bracelet is made with genuine 24k gold, sealed under a layer of clear resin and set into a gold-plated brass frame on a natural leather strap. It carries one of the most recognised symbols of Persian heritage, made to be worn every day.
The meaning behind the Farvahar symbol
The Farvahar, also written as Faravahar or Foruhar, is among the best known symbols of ancient Persia. Long tied to Zoroastrianism, it has grown into a secular emblem of Persian identity, worn with pride by Iranians around the world. Its outstretched wings and central ring point to the values at the heart of the tradition: good thoughts, good words and good deeds (pendār-e nik, goftār-e nik, kerdār-e nik).
Genuine 24k gold and natural leather
Each bracelet is finished by hand, so the 24k gold catches the light against the warmth of the leather. As a piece of Zoroastrian jewellery it works as both a quiet personal reminder and a clear cultural statement, and its unisex design suits men and women alike.
A meaningful Persian gift
A Persian gold bracelet like this makes a thoughtful gift for someone with Persian roots, a partner discovering Persian culture, or anyone drawn to jewellery that carries a story. It sits easily alongside other pieces or stands on its own, and arrives ready to give for Nowruz, a birthday or any occasion that calls for something personal.
Details
- Genuine 24k gold, protected with resin
- Set in a gold-plated brass frame
- Natural leather strap
- Unisex design
- Made to order by Persian artisans
Persis Collection has worked directly with Persian artists and craftspeople for over a decade, so every Farvahar bracelet reaches you as an authentic piece of Persian art. Discover more of our Persian bracelets for further ideas.
