MADE WITH LOVE
Exquisite craftsmanship. Painstaking detail. Handmade excellence. At Farah Khan World, we are all about divinity in the details. Every single piece in our collections is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, using only the finest gemstones of exceptional quality, size, and provenance, and created with a passion for perfection. Our karigars work closely with us to ensure that every flourish of Farah Khan's inimitable designs is brought to life, made into a masterpiece that you will cherish and love forever.
For the last 28 years, Farah Khan has built her impeccable reputation as a visionary designer because not only does she dare to dream, she also never compromises when her ideas are translated into reality. Our jewellery is equal parts innovative, striking, and stylish design as it is intricate, skilled, and flawless execution. After all, we are crafting precious heirlooms for generations to come, and our commitment to artistry is as much a promise to you as a love for the craft itself.
GEM OF THE MONTH
Our fascination for the historical 'Regal Gemstone'
Popularly known as the Queen of Emeralds, Farah says "I am fascinated by the colour green because it reminds me of life. Emperor Nero used to say that one should look at the world through the green of the emerald because it is so refreshing to the eyes. The colour green draws me to it."
It is believed that the entire green color of nature is concentrated in the Emerald gemstone. The origin of the stone's meaning can be traced from the Sanskrit word Marakata, which means "the green of growing things". Its soothing energy provides healing to all levels of the being, bringing freshness and vitality to the spirit.
Farah emphasises that ''When I sketch designs from the natural world, I hope to translate onto paper and then in metal and stone its essential vitality. I love emeralds for their ability to evoke the freshness of spring. Nearly every green you see in nature can be found in an emerald, from the bright hue of young shoots to the velvet spread of lichen covering a tree's bark, to the verdant gloss of a stately sycamore''
