Well that's your Mother's Day shopping sorted.
will be hosting a trunk show with a range of rare vintage and antique jewels made in or inspired various Muslim cultures. “I wouldn’t call it Muslim jewelry, per se,” Ispahani Bartos clarifies, “but certainly, the designs and stones came from an era when Muslim rulers such as the Mughals or the Ottomans ruled and set the parameters for high culture.
In any iteration, bejeweled or not, the Heirloom Project offers a bevy of beautiful objects that bring a bit of Mughal magnificence to the everyday.
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