A jewelry workshop working in silver, lapis lazuli, and glass beadwork, blending filigree techniques with a more contemporary, minimal setting style.
Nilufar Jewellery's silver work is done using traditional filigree techniques — fine wire twisted and soldered into lace-like patterns — taught to the founder by a relative who worked the same trade.
Lapis lazuli used in the workshop's pendants is sourced through a regional stone trader and cut and polished on-site, piece by piece, rather than bought pre-cut.
The workshop deliberately keeps its settings simple and modern, a departure from more ornate regional styles, which has made its pieces popular with customers who want something wearable every day rather than only for special occasions.
Beaded bracelets are the workshop's fastest-turnaround item, usually ready within a week; filigree pieces take longer since the wirework itself can take several days per piece.