Al Aroosa Tourmaline Necklace Made to OrderDrawing from another motif used on the Siwa bridal tunic which symbolises hope, life and the fulfilment of wishes, our Al Aroosa necklace features three conjoined squares each featuring engraved rays of hope, radiating out from a deep orange tourmaline at its the centre. As with the cycle of Birth Life Death as a whole, number three also symbolises creation, the birth and fruition of an idea coming to life. On the cusp of a new life, we all set a hope
Rings inspired by Assiut textile from the Asyūt governorate in Egypt
all set the set in threes
as these symbols guard against envy
ready to roar and features the jungle cats' spots all the way around the ring shank
Chain is 40cm in length
important numbers in indigenous symbolism marking fortune
rugs and camels
With a life-long obsession with palm trees in all forms and feeling a strong connection to both tropical and desert palms
set with deep orange/brown tourmalines
it is then no surprise that we find a fish motif all throughout artwork of the Siwa Oasis
discernment and knowledge that comes with age and experience
along with so many other rich cultures which have brought us so much of the world we know today