At the annual jewelry exhibition in Abu Dhabi, a unique jewelry collection was presented, inspired by the traditional way of life in the UAE and the modern ideology of the country. The General Director of the organization holding the exhibition stated that this collection is the result of the fourth collaborative work with the Emirati designer of jewelry products Shaima Al Halami.
The aim of this design is to attract attention to the cultural heritage of the UAE, particularly the significance of pearls in this culture. It expresses pride in heritage and traditions, and thus becomes a symbol of respect for national customs and culture.
More than 120 international brands from 16 countries were represented at the exhibition that opened in Abu Dhabi. It attracted attention with its diversity of precious jewelry using precious stones, diamonds, emeralds, and pearls, combining traditional and modern designs that satisfy the tastes of local and foreign clients.
A particularly popular feature of the exhibition was the stand of the jewelry company Salem Al-Shuaibi, which presented more than 20,000 jewelry pieces, including Arabian gold and diamonds. Additionally, a new collection of Arabian ornaments was presented under the name "Arzano".
At the exhibition, a large model of a traditional pearl shell, created by the Emirati artist Azza Al-Kubaisi, was also shown, which became the subject of admiration of visitors. This collection of four decorations made of pink gold and diamonds weighed about 300 grams and took 600 hours to complete, valued at approximately 500 thousand dirhams.
