Silver, double-sided necklace from the Minakari collection

• 85% silver - partially gold-plated + 10% enamel + 5% onyx
• Pendant dimensions approx. 1 cm x 1 cm
• Extension approx. 2 cm
• Company logo approx. 1 cm in diameter

Jewelry from the Minakari collection – you decide what you want to show

The tradition of Indian Minakari jewelry is based on the belief that the value of what is hidden is equal to the value of what is visible. The Minakari collection draws on this idea. Each piece is multifaceted: enamel covers not only the front and back, but also the edges of the decorative pendants and earrings, creating a fully sculptural form beautiful from every perspective. Many designs in this collection have two sides. One is always visible – it can reflect your strength, elegance, or subtlety, depending on who you want to be today. The other side faces inward and, if you wish, can remain private, intimate, and hidden. You decide which side you want to show.

Silver necklace with a double-sided oval pendant

This short necklace is made of 925 sterling silver and adorned with an oval pendant coated on both sides with mineral enamel. One side features a subtle, black floral motif on a silver background, which is subdued and elegant. The other side delights with a more expressive composition of green and blue floral ornaments. The edges of the pendant are adorned with a band of black clovers, creating a delicate, decorative frame. The intricate designs are handcrafted in a friendly workshop in Rajasthan, where local artisans meticulously apply mineral glazes and harden them during kiln firing. This technique is called minakari. The necklace features an adjustable extension, topped with a faceted onyx, which adds a subtle, noble touch.

Symbolism of Floral Patterns and Colors in the Minakari Collection

The ornamental motifs in the Minakari collection are rich in symbolism, drawn from Indian and Persian ornamental traditions. Nature-inspired patterns dominate—flowers, leaves, and vines, which, for cultural reasons, have replaced representations of human figures. Floral arabesques are a call to harmony in life, a reminder of the natural rhythms and cycles that govern the world. The plants intertwined in the ornaments represent bonds, traditions, and continuity—their flowing lines symbolize an eternal connection with nature. The colors in the ornaments are not without significance. Green symbolizes harmony, fertility, and balance—it is the color of life, renewal, and new beginnings. Blue, on the other hand, represents divine protection, inner peace, and spiritual depth—it's associated with sky and water, with the infinite and pure. Black, on the other hand, is the color of the undiscovered, the mystery of existence—it represents depth, intimacy, and what's hidden from the world. You can wear this jewelry as a supportive talisman that reminds you of the intentions with which you begin your day. When worn green, it can be a reminder to seek balance and harmony. Blue can support you in moments when you need inner peace. Black, on the other hand, can symbolize your private space, which you keep just for yourself.

How is minakari made?

Minakari is created in a process that combines precision craftsmanship with centuries-old tradition. It all begins with the preparation of a silver mold, on which a master hand-engraves a pattern. The resulting recesses are then coated with mineral enamel, carefully selected for color and intensity. Each layer is fired in a kiln, where it transforms at high temperatures into a durable, glassy surface. The firing and color application process is repeated many times until the ornament acquires depth and brilliance. Only then is the jewelry polished and refined down to the smallest detail. Thanks to this time-consuming process, minakari delights with its intense colors, subtle color transitions, and exceptional durability—becoming a true work of art for everyday wear.