Bahar - the Persian word for spring - captures everything we want this collection to be: a burst of new life, colour, and light after winter.
On 20 March 2026, the day of Nowruz and the spring equinox, Silux London will officially launch the Bahar Collection. This is our most personal collection to date, rooted in Persian heritage and crafted for modern life in the UK.
What Is the Bahar Collection?
The Bahar Collection brings together the warmth of the Persian New Year celebration with the precision of contemporary British fine jewellery. Each piece is designed to carry meaning - a celebration of new beginnings, of heritage, and of the season that reminds us the world keeps renewing itself.
Expect wearable, elegant pieces built around:
- Diamonds and coloured gemstones - carefully selected for brilliance and character, each with full traceability
- 18ct gold - responsibly sourced, hand-finished in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter
- Spring-inspired forms - blooms, arches, and garden motifs drawn from the Persian Chahar Bagh tradition
Why Nowruz?
Nowruz - the Persian New Year - has been celebrated for over 3,000 years. It marks the astronomical new year, the first day of spring, and the start of the year in the Iranian calendar. It is observed by over 300 million people worldwide, from Iran to Central Asia, the Caucasus, and increasingly across the UK.
For Hamed Arab, founder of Silux London, Nowruz isn't just a date. It's the spirit behind everything Silux stands for: renewal, beauty, and the idea that fine things should be passed down and cherished.
"The Bahar Collection is the most 'me' thing I've ever made. It's the jewellery I wanted to exist but couldn't find anywhere - rooted in Persian identity, made with the craft standards of British fine jewellery."
- Hamed Arab, Founder
The Perfect Nowruz Jewellery Gift
If you're looking for a Nowruz jewellery gift 2026 that goes beyond the usual, the Bahar Collection offers something genuinely special. These are not mass-produced pieces - each one is made to order in limited quantities, with hand-set stones and full traceability of materials.
Whether you're gifting a partner, a mother, or treating yourself to mark a new chapter, Bahar is designed for that moment.
The Design Language of Bahar
Persian garden design - the Chahar Bagh, or four-fold garden - is one of the great gifts of Persian civilisation to world culture. It inspired the Alhambra, the Taj Mahal, and countless gardens across the world. The Bahar Collection draws on this tradition: structured beauty, symmetry, and the idea that a garden is not just a place but a philosophy.
Each piece in the collection is designed to be worn as a quiet statement - the kind of jewellery that rewards a second look, and that carries a story worth telling.
What to Expect on Launch Day
On 20 March 2026, we'll be releasing a curated selection of Bahar pieces - rings, pendants, and earrings - available to order directly through this website. These will be made to order, with a production time of 4-6 weeks from order placement.
A few things to note:
- Limited first run - each Bahar design is produced in limited quantities per material/stone combination
- Bespoke modifications available - you can request stone substitutions or size adjustments via our bespoke enquiry process
- Nowruz delivery - pieces ordered after 5 March won't arrive before 20 March (made to order), but make an exceptional gift to receive in the days following the celebration
Register Your Interest
Want early access to the Bahar Collection before the official launch? Send us an enquiry mentioning "Bahar Collection" and we'll contact you directly when pieces are available for pre-order viewing.
You can also follow us on Instagram at @siluxlondon for behind-the-scenes previews in the days leading up to Nowruz.
Silux London is a British fine jewellery brand rooted in Persian heritage, based in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter. All pieces are handmade to order in 18ct gold with ethically sourced gemstones. Hamed Arab, the founder, holds a Global Talent Visa in recognition of exceptional ability in the jewellery arts.
