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Ildirim Jewelry was founded in April 2024 with a vision to craft more than just jewelry — to offer an experience of living differently. Each piece invites the wearer into a world of mystic mystery and timeless tradition. In Ildirim, we focused more on Gothic, Nordic (Viking), Christian and Islamic patterns and symbols. What makes us unique are our hand-engraved jewelry and mirror-jewelry products, combining the art of antique mirrors with gemstones. At the heart of Ildirim lies a deep purpose: to reconnect the modern soul with the forgotten beauty of the old world — its symbols, its stories, and its sacred silence.

Featured products

Handmade Wooden Ring with Onyx: Helm of Awe, Norse Runes, Viking Knotwork

This hand engraved Nordic ring is made of the onyx gemstone and wenge wood as the ring stirrup.

€327.00

Ring with ICXC and Orthodox Christogram, Ο ωΝ Engravings

Hand Engraved red agate ring with the "ICXC" and Ο ωΝ patterns on the cross.

€641.00

Antique Gothic mirror

Handmade Antique Gothic mirror

€314.00

Your own name square Kufic Necklace

Hand Engraved Jade necklace with a person's name in Square Kufic script.

€1237.00

Engraved lapis lazuli scarab (Kheper) gemstone

Hand-engraved lapis lazuli stone featuring a scarab(Kheper) design.

€850.00

Lotus Necklace Model A

Model A: The stone setting is precisely fitted to the shape of the stone, following its contours. Model B: The stone setting is not fitted to the stone’s shape; instead, it features a simple circular metal rim. Model B is also smaller in size than Model A.

€1073.00

Shapur on a hunt necklace ( Sasanid necklace)

€1736.00

Crimson Cypress Mirror ring

For the first time, antique mirror technique is applied to the band of the ring. Inspired by the cypress trees depicted in Persian miniatures and the sacred flames traditionally used as halos in Persian painting. In traditional Iranian symbolism, both fire and the cypress symbolize sacredness and immortality.

€1926.00

Persian Griffin Necklace

€920.00

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The History and Meaning of the most Famous symbol of Islamic Andalusia: The Plasterwork of "There is no victor but God" motto.

Thursday, October 1, 2026

The plasterwork of "There is no victor but God" Motto in Alhambra.

“Wa la ghalib illa Allah” (There is no victor but God) is one of the most famous inscriptions in Andalusian architecture, particularly associated with the Alhambra Palace in Granada, Spain. During the final period of Muslim rule in Spain, the Emirate of Granada, ruled by the Nasrid dynasty, was the last surviving ...