Mavara
Molkia Gold Ring
Molkia Gold Ring
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Materials & care
Materials & care
We work with solid precious metals and natural gemstones chosen for longevity. Remove jewelry before swimming, exercise, or applying lotions and perfumes. Store pieces separately in a soft-lined box to protect finishes and stones.
Sizing guide
Sizing guide
Use a soft measuring tape for rings and bracelets. If you are between sizes, we generally recommend sizing up for comfort on wider bands. For bespoke sizing or half sizes not listed, contact us before ordering.
Shipping & returns
Shipping & returns
We carefully pack and insure every shipment. Delivery times and any restocking policies are shown at checkout for your region. For exchanges or help with an order, contact us through the store — we will make it right.
Made to order & pre-orders
Made to order & pre-orders
When a piece is made to order or offered as a pre-order, the listing will note the expected timeline before shipment. You are charged at checkout according to our store policy. Message us with any timing questions before you buy.
- Metal: 14k or 18k Solid Gold
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Stone(s): Lab-grown diamond, Sapphire, blue Tourmaline, Ruby.
Due to the handcrafted nature of each piece, exact colors and finish may vary slightly from the image shown.
Color will vary based on Karat.
Returns accepted within 15 days of delivery.
Made-to-order ships within two weeks. For inquiries before purchase, we welcome you to reach out.
Inspired by the historic Moshir-ol-Molk House in Iran, the Molkia ring translates the elegance of Persian architecture into fine jewelry. The design echoes the symmetry, ornamentation, and quiet grandeur found throughout the courtyards and carved details of this Qajar-era landmark. Named from the Persian root molk, meaning kingdom, Molkia reflects a sense of heritage, strength, and timeless beauty.
Crafted in solid gold and designed to last for generations, the Molkia ring honors the enduring spirit of Persian design while bringing its architectural grace into a modern, wearable form. A piece meant not only to be worn, but to be kept, gifted, and passed on.
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