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The three rows of feathers
They stand for Humata, Hukhta and Hvarshta – good thoughts, good words and good deeds.
Persian heritage · Worn for a lifetime
Good thoughts.
Good words.
Good deeds.
From the Farvahar to the Lion and Sun to the map of Iran: our necklaces and pins carry the symbols of Persia – for everyone who wants to keep their roots and values close, every day.
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The meaning
A symbol that has offered guidance for more than 2,500 years
The Farvahar (also Faravahar) already adorned the palaces of Persepolis. To this day it stands for Zoroastrian wisdom – and for a deep connection to Persian culture.
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The ring in the centre
With no beginning and no end, it symbolises the eternity of the soul and the universe.
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The raised hand
It points upwards as a reminder to always strive for what is good.
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The two ribbons
They point in opposite directions – the free choice between good and evil.
The collection
Symbols of Persia, made to wear
The Farvahar, the Lion and Sun and the map of Iran – as necklaces and pins in stainless steel, most of them in silver or gold.
Gift idea
A gift that says more than words
Whether for Nowruz, a birthday, a wedding or just because: with a symbol of Persia you give a piece of heritage, hope and character.
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FAQ
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What is the jewellery made of?
All our pieces are made of stainless steel – durable and suitable for everyday wear. Some pendants are also decorated with coloured enamel. You'll find the exact details on each product page.
How long are the chains?
It depends on the necklace: our chains are between approx. 45 and 60 cm long. You'll find the exact length on each product page.
Is the jewellery suitable for women and men?
Yes, all our designs are unisex and suit everyone.
What does the Farvahar mean?
It stands for the Zoroastrian principle “Good thoughts, good words, good deeds” and is a symbol of Persian identity.
Wear what you believe in.
Necklaces and pins with the symbols of Persia – for every day.
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