Easter Sunday falls on the 5th of April this year. If you are looking for a gift that means something Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é something that will still be worn and remembered in ten years Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é fine jewellery is a very good choice. It does not need wrapping. It does not expire. And unlike most gifts in the price bracket, it tends to appreciate rather than depreciate.
This is a guide to the Silux London pieces that make sense as Easter gifts Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é organised by price, by recipient, and by what makes each one appropriate for spring. These are not Easter-themed pieces. They are fine jewellery pieces that happen to be perfectly timed for the season: yellow gold, colour, organic forms, the sense of something new beginning. That is what spring jewellery should feel like.
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At this level, the strongest Silux pieces are earrings and rings in Persian turquoise Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é a stone with genuine heritage, a colour that works for spring, and a material that is genuinely rare when properly sourced. These are not decorative novelties. They are pieces built to last.
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Firouzeh Turquoise Stud Earrings Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ850
The Firouzeh Stud Earrings are set in 18ct gold with hand-selected Persian turquoise. They are the kind of earrings that work with everything Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é everyday wear, a spring outfit, an occasion dress. The turquoise is from the Neyshabur mines in northeast Iran, the historic source of the finest Persian turquoise in the world. At ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ850, they are one of the most accessible entry points into genuine fine jewellery that Silux makes.
Tokhm-e-Morgh Studs Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ895
The name means Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö¼├║eggÔö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├┐ in Persian Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é which makes the Tokhm-e-Morgh Studs quietly perfect for Easter without being literal about it. These are smooth, organic oval forms in 18ct gold. Simple, tactile, and beautifully made. If you are gifting to someone who prefers clean lines over ornate detail, these are the right choice.
Firouzeh Turquoise Stacking Ring Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ980
The Firouzeh Stacking Ring is a delicate band set with a single Persian turquoise cabochon in 18ct gold. Wearable on its own, and designed to stack with other pieces over time. An excellent first ring gift, and one that invites adding to.
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This is the range where the design complexity increases and the pieces start to feel genuinely special. Pendants at this level work well as gifts because they are wearable by almost anyone and carry no sizing complications.
Ayneh Pendant Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ1,350
The Ayneh Pendant takes its name from the Persian word for mirror. It is a reflective, geometric piece in 18ct gold Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é one of those designs that catches light unexpectedly and rewards close looking. An appropriate gift for someone who appreciates the detail in things.
Sabzeh Pendant Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ1,450
Sabzeh is one of the seven elements of the Nowruz table setting Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é the sprouted wheat or lentil that symbolises new growth. The Sabzeh Pendant carries that symbolism in 18ct gold. It is a spring pendant in the most literal sense, and one of the pieces I am most pleased with this season. For Easter, the timing and the meaning align almost perfectly.
Sofreh Earrings Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ1,650
The Sofreh Earrings are delicate drop earrings in 18ct yellow gold, drawing from the imagery of the Persian new year table. They move well and catch light at the ear in a way that flat studs do not. At ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ1,650, they sit at the upper end of the Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö¼├║considered giftÔö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├┐ range and feel genuinely significant.
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Above ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ2,000, you are buying a centrepiece Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é a piece that becomes part of someoneÔö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├╗s regular rotation and defines the tone of what they wear. These are gifts with a decade-long horizon.
Mahi Brooch Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ2,400
The Mahi Brooch (mahi means fish in Persian) is a hand-crafted sculptural piece in 18ct gold. In Persian Nowruz tradition, live goldfish are one of the symbols of the new year Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é representing life, movement, and renewal. As an Easter gift, it carries that same energy of beginning. Brooches are having a genuine revival in 2026 and this is one of my favourite pieces in the collection.
Golestan Rose Pendant Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ2,950
The Golestan Rose Pendant is from the garden-inspired Golestan collection. Crafted in 18ct yellow gold, it draws from the floral motifs of Persian garden design Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é the rose as a recurring symbol in Persian poetry and visual art. It is the most overtly spring piece in the range, and one that makes sense as a gift with no explanation required.
Bahar Bangle Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é ├ö├Â┬╝Ôö£Ôòæ3,200
Bahar is Persian for spring. The Bahar Bangle is, by design, the definitive spring piece in the Silux range Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é a solid 18ct yellow gold bangle with botanical detailing that reflects new growth, Persian garden tradition, and the warmth of the season. If you are looking for a single piece that embodies everything spring fine jewellery should be in 2026, this is it.
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If none of these pieces are quite right Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é if you know what you want but cannot see it in the existing range Ôö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├é a bespoke commission is a real option. My standard timeline is six to eight weeks, which means an enquiry placed now would deliver in late May or early June. It also means you can give the intention rather than the object: a conversation, a sketch, a process that leads to something made specifically for the person you are gifting.
That is a different kind of gift. But for the right occasion and the right person, it is a more meaningful one than anything you can take off a shelf.
If you are considering an engagement ring specifically, Easter weekend is one of the most popular proposal windows of the year. My guide on the marquise cut engagement ring covers one of the defining ring trends of 2026, and the Vasl engagement ring collection has a full range of designs to explore.
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Browse All Pieces Bespoke EnquiryHamed Arab is a Birmingham-based jewellery designer and qualified goldsmith. He is a three-time GoldsmithsÔö£├ÂÔö£├ºÔö£├╗ Craft & Design Council Award winner and founder of Silux London, a British fine jewellery brand drawing on Persian heritage and contemporary design.
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