Sevar Studios

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By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar.

The Soraya Hoop Earrings in large have an organic finish and are decorated with subtle and larger lapis lazuli stripes. They are available in three different sizes.

Size: 2 cm diameter, 0.3 thickness.

Material: Lapis lazuli and .925 silver gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.

Pre-order now. Delivery by end of October. 

By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar Studios.

The Soraya Hoop Earrings in medium have an organic finish and are decorated with subtle and larger lapis lazuli stripes. They are available in three different sizes.

Size: 1.5 cm diameter, 0.2 thickness.

Material: Lapis lazuli and .925 silver gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.

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By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar.

The Goshwara earrings were carefully handcrafted in the workshop of a goldsmith from .925 silver and dark blue lapis lazuli. Different craftsmen are involved in the creation, the goldsmith and the hakak, gem-cutter, both of whom are employed in the workshop in Afghanistan's capital Kabul. In the last step, the earrings are plated with 14-carat gold in the workshop.

Size: 4 cm.

Material: Lapis lazuli, 100% sterling silver, 14K gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.

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By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar.

The Rumi bracelet is made of lapis lazuli beads in a special organic finish that has been used for the bracelet and the matching choker necklace. The jewelry pieces show the deep blue gemstone fully in its naturalness and demonstrate its simple beauty. Please note that the bracelet is sold per piece.

The bracelet is sold per piece.

Hila and Wana Limar explain the inspiration behind the name: “Ibn Sina, also known by the Latin name Avicenna, was a doctor and scholar who significantly shaped medicine for centuries. Sina was born in 980, probably in Balkh, in northern Afghanistan. He is renowned in scientific research and art, philosophy, and theology and is admired as a pioneer of his time. Even in the Milan Cathedral, there is an image of the Muslim doctor as one of the most famous figures of the Roman Empire and the Middle Ages.”

The collection’s designs were created by Hila Limar, architect & chairwoman of the board at the non-profit organization Visions for Children e.V., and Wana Limar, creative producer, presenter, Visions for Children e.V. ambassador, and member of their PR team.

With their jewelry label SEVAR Studios, the sisters, Hila and Wana Limar combine their shared affinity for artistic design with their educational, sustainable aspirations.  Therefore, they connect their longstanding commitment to the educational sector, especially through the non-profit organization Vision for Children e.V., with their love of art and aesthetics. Profits generated by SEVAR Studios will be invested in a goldsmith training program for girls and young women in Kabul, which Visions for Children e.V. is planning for 2022.

Size: 16 cm + 3.5 cm extension.

Material: Lapis lazuli and .925 silver, gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.

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By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar.

This is the "1919" bracelet. It features a beautifully handcrafted curb chain set with oval, smooth-cut lapis lazuli stones. The materiality, size, and weight of the bracelet symbolize strength and independence — hence the name “1919”.

Please note that the bracelet is sold per piece.

Hila and Wana Limar explains the inspiration behind the name: "Between 1839 and 1919, the Anglo-Afghan Wars took place between the British Empire and Afghanistan. Britain aimed to secure its supremacy in the region and put a stop to the expansionist ambitions of the Russian Empire. On August 8th, 1919, the Third Anglo-Afghan War ended with the signing of the Treaty of Rawalpindi. In doing so, the British colonial power recognized Afghanistan as a separate and independent state and the country regained its freedom after 60 years."

The collection’s designs were created by Hila Limar, architect & chairwoman of the board at the non-profit organization Visions for Children e.V., and Wana Limar, creative producer, presenter, Visions for Children e.V. ambassador, and member of their PR team.

With their jewelry label SEVAR Studios, the sisters, Hila and Wana Limar, also combine their shared affinity for artistic design with their educational, sustainable aspirations.  Therefore, they connect their longstanding commitment to the educational sector, especially through the non-profit organization Vision for Children e.V., with their love of art and aesthetics. Profits generated by SEVAR Studios will be invested in a goldsmith training program for girls and young women in Kabul, which Visions for Children e.V. is planning for 2022.

Size: 15 cm + 5 cm extension.

Material: Lapis lazuli and .925 silver, gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.

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By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar.

This is the updated Rabia bangle. For increased durability of the Rabia Bangles, the lapis lazuli stripes have been slightly altered in this optimized version.

The jewelry piece is characterized by an organic finish that is decorated with four lapis lazuli stripes. These are not immediately visible but are placed at the back of the bangle. The bangle is available in one size and goes well with the "Soraya" earrings. 

This bangle is sold per piece.

Size: 6 cm diameter, 0.2 thickness.

Material: Lapis lazuli and .925 silver, gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.

In stock.

By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar Studios.

The Soraya Hoop Earrings have an organic finish and are decorated with subtle and larger lapis lazuli stripes. They are available in three different sizes.

 

Size: 1.2 cm diameter, 0.1 thickness.

Material: Lapis lazuli and .925 silver gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.

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By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar.

This is the updated version of the original Goshwara design. The Goshwara Long Earrings made of gold-plated silver with a lapis lazuli stone are now slightly shorter and thus a little lighter. Different craftsmen are involved in the creation, the goldsmith and the hakak, gem-cutter, both of whom are employed in the workshop in Afghanistan's capital Kabul. In the last step, the earrings are plated with 14-carat gold in the workshop.

Size: 12 cm.

Material: Lapis lazuli, 100% sterling silver, 14K gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.

In stock.

By Afghan jewelry brand Sevar.

The Rumi Choker Necklace decorated with lapis lazuli beads in a special organic finish has been used for the choker necklace and the matching bracelet. The jewelry pieces show the deep blue gemstone fully in its naturalness and demonstrate its simple beauty. Please note that the necklace is sold per piece.

Hila and Wana Limar explain the inspiration behind the name: "Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī, Rumi for short, lived in the 13th century and was a Balkh-born Sufi mystic, scholar, and one of the most important Farsi-language poets of the Middle Ages. Even today, his poems are still familiar to many in the Farsi-speaking world, i.e. in Afghanistan, Iran, Tajikistan, and Azerbaijan. In addition, Rumi also receives international recognition: UNESCO proclaimed 2007 as the 'International Rumi Year' on the occasion of his 800th birthday."

The collection’s designs were created by Hila Limar, architect & chairwoman of the board at the non-profit organization Visions for Children e.V., and Wana Limar, creative producer, presenter, Visions for Children e.V. ambassador, and member of their PR team. This choker necklace was handcrafted in the workshop of a goldsmith in Afghanistan's capital Kabul.

With their jewelry label SEVAR Studios, the sisters, Hila and Wana Limar, also combine their shared affinity for artistic design with their educational, sustainable aspirations.  Therefore, they connect their longstanding commitment to the educational sector, especially through the non-profit organization Vision for Children e.V., with their love of art and aesthetics. Profits generated by SEVAR Studios will be invested in a goldsmith training program for girls and young women in Kabul, which Visions for Children e.V. is planning for 2022.

Size: 33 cm + 7 cm extension.

Material: Lapis lazuli, 100% sterling silver, 14K gold-plated.

Color: Gold, blue.

Please note that each pair is handmade from natural materials. No piece is like the other, but a beautiful one-of-a-kind. Therefore, variations to the photos may occur.