Noor of the Blossom – Cloisonné Pendant in 18K Gold

A blossom of light, handcrafted with devotion.

This pendant is crafted using the time-honored Chinese art of Cloisonné—a heritage technique passed down for over a thousand years. Starting with a copper base, each delicate outline is formed by hand with fine metal wire. The compartments are then filled with colored enamel made from powdered minerals, meticulously fired in high heat, and hand-polished to perfection.

Every step in the process requires deep patience and hours—sometimes days—of work, making each piece one of a kind.

The surface is finished with a radiant layer of 18K gold plating, catching both sunlight and indoor light with a soft shimmer—symbolizing Noor, the spiritual light that illuminates from within.

This is more than just a pendant—it is a meeting of faith and tradition, a wearable reminder that beauty crafted with meaning is always timeless.

Specs:

Braided cord neck chain with stretchable design, adjustable length.

Jewelry Box Size: Length 7.50 cm × Width 7.50 cm × Height 3.50 cm

Material: Cloisonné on Copper Base / Natural Mineral Enamel / 18K Gold Plating / Pearl / Zircon

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✨ What is Cloisonné Enamel?

Cloisonné  is one of China’s most treasured traditional crafts — a harmonious blend of metalwork and fire-born color, passed down for over 600 years. Thin filaments of copper are carefully shaped into intricate patterns, forming tiny “cloisons” or compartments. Into each space, powdered enamel — made from ground minerals — is gently placed, layer by layer. Then, the piece is fired in a kiln at high heat, causing the enamel to melt and fuse into a brilliant, glass-like surface. Finally, it's polished by hand until it shines with vivid clarity.

This ancient art demands stillness, patience, and presence — virtues that echo the essence of dhikr (remembrance of God). Each wire bent, each color filled, every moment spent waiting for the kiln to cool — it’s a quiet act of remembrance, of surrender, of beauty created through process.

Cloisonné is a return to mindfulness. It’s a reminder that beauty comes not just from what we make, but how we make it — with soul, with time, and with heart.