Drawing 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 or wish for an abundant future ahead.
Drawing 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 or wish for an abundant future ahead.
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