Hilal, Qalbi, Mihrab: choose the pattern that suits you

Before choosing a finish or chain, there is often a shape that catches the eye. The crescent of Hilal, the heart of Qalbi, the lines of Mihrab: each motif gives the jewel a different presence. Their common point is found inside, with the nano-engraved support of the Holy Quran.

Hilal: the crescent curve

The crescent draws an open line around the center of the jewelry. It lets light circulate and creates a contrast between the curve of the pattern and the geometry of the support. This is a choice to look at if you like instantly recognizable shapes, without multiplying details.

Qalbi: gentleness of the heart

The heart offers a more enveloping silhouette. It can evoke affection, a connection or simply a shape that we like. In pink finish, its curves take on a soft tone; in another finish, the same design changes character.

Mihrab and Hand of Fatima: look at the drawing

Mihrab plays on an architecturally inspired silhouette. The Hand of Fatima offers another, more figurative outline. To decide between them, look at their balance, their size and how they look when carried rather than just the close-up photo.

A cultural reference does not constitute, in itself, a religious prescription. We do not ascribe protective power to motives. If their meaning raises a question of faith, consult our space Faith & respect.

The same pattern, another presence

A design worn on the wrist does not have the same effect as a pendant near the neck. The chain, the movement and the outfit change the way we experience it. Compare the photos taken, then choose the format that suits your habits. You can love a pattern without wanting to wear it every way.