Al Shams (Sun) Necklace

Regular price $512.00 AUD

Care Instructions

All items are solid gold or sterling silver unless otherwise specified.
Please take care to avoid contact with abrasive surfaces, cosmetics, harsh chemicals.
Note that brushed matte finishes naturally fade over time. This is perfectly normal and expected, especially for pieces which receive more wear and tear such as rings and necklaces.

Production & Shipping

Made to order

Ships within 5 weeks of purchase

Details & Fit

Chain length is 44cm

The dangles make this piece sit longer than chain length. Features 3mm square peridot

Inspired by the intricate and distinctive motifs of traditional embroidery from the Siwa Oasis, Egypt. 

One of the most common motifs seen on Siwian clothing is brilliant arrangement of rays and symbols radiating outwards from a central, square-shaped sun motif. Each symbol has its own meaning as do the colour palettes of these embroideries. 

The featured colour palette of red, green, yellow, orange and black is symbolic of the stages of ripening of the date palms which are vital to life in Siwa. 

In this piece, a peridot is featured, which not only represents the green embroidery silk, but is also symbolic of the sun. In Ancient Egypt peridot was treasured greatly and was known as the 'gem of the sun,' believed to protect wearers from ill-intended forces of the night.  

A fine and delicate piece that is perfect to wear layered with shorter necklaces

Inspired by the intricate and distinctive motifs of traditional embroidery from the Siwa Oasis, Egypt. 

One of the most common motifs seen on Siwian clothing is brilliant arrangement of rays and symbols radiating outwards from a central, square-shaped sun motif. Each symbol has its own meaning as do the colour palettes of these embroideries. 

The featured colour palette of red, green, yellow, orange and black is symbolic of the stages of ripening of the date palms which are vital to life in Siwa. 

In this piece, a peridot is featured, which not only represents the green embroidery silk, but is also symbolic of the sun. In Ancient Egypt peridot was treasured greatly and was known as the 'gem of the sun,' believed to protect wearers from ill-intended forces of the night.  

A fine and delicate piece that is perfect to wear layered with shorter necklaces