Collections
Discover Our Collections
Explore jewelry that celebrates the country’s history, landscapes, traditions, and artistic heritage.
Collection 01
Architecture Collection
Inspired by the UAE’s historic forts, landmarks, and traditional architecture.
This collection transforms distinctive architectural shapes and geometric details into contemporary silver jewelry, reflecting the beauty and strength of Emirati heritage — from the lines of a historic fort to the floral inlay inside the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.
Fort Ring
Silver band with triangular detailing inspired by historic fort architecture.
Floral Ring
A six-petal silver bloom inspired by the marble inlay of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque.
The story behind the piece
The Mosque Flower
The Floral Ring began with the interior of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque — with the floral inlay set into its white marble.
In that inlay a stylized flower opens in six petals around a small raised centre: warm ochre stone for the petals, deep green stems and leaves beside it, and small accent blooms in blue and red nearby.
ATH’R carried that flower into silver. The ring keeps the same six-petal form and the same raised centre, translating a marble inlay into a handcrafted piece worn on the hand.
The piece belongs to the Architecture Collection, where ATH’R’s designs take their forms from the UAE’s buildings, landmarks and their interiors.
- Inspired by
- The interior of Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque
- Source
- Floral inlay set in white marble
- Form
- Six petals around a raised centre
- Collection
- Architecture
Collection 02
Sea Collection
Inspired by the Arabian Gulf and the UAE’s deep connection to the sea.
From delicate seashells to flowing ocean-inspired forms, each design celebrates the maritime heritage that has shaped generations.
Seashell Ring
A delicate silver seashell, inspired by the shores of the Gulf.
Spiral Ring
A hammered silver disc with a flowing spiral form.
Collection 03
Nature Collection
Inspired by the natural beauty of the Emirates, from desert landscapes to wildflowers and native plants.
Each piece captures the delicate details and unique forms found in the UAE’s natural environment.
Desert Flower Ring
A five-petal silver flower inspired by the UAE’s national flower, Tribulus omanense.
The story behind the piece
The UAE’s National Flower
The Desert Flower Ring began with the national flower of the United Arab Emirates: Tribulus omanense, known in the Emirates as the Al Samer flower. It is a small, low-growing plant that hugs the sand, and it opens bright yellow blooms of five petals arranged in a clean star.
The flower was chosen as a national symbol because of the way it lives. It grows in sandy soil, rocky plains and the edges of oases, tolerating heat, drought and thin ground, and it flowers through the cooler winter months when the desert plains turn yellow with it.
In Emirati memory the flower carried uses beyond its appearance. It appeared in garlands and celebrations, and desert families knew it as a plant of practical value — for remedies, and for the yellow colour its petals gave to fabric.
ATH’R translates that small five-petal star into silver. The ring keeps the flower’s radial form and its five open petals, so a piece worn on the hand carries the same idea the flower carries: beauty that survives, and continues, in difficult ground.
- Name
- Tribulus omanense, the Al Samer flower
- Form
- Five yellow petals in a star
- Where it grows
- Sand, rocky plains and oasis edges
- Season
- Flowers through the winter months
Collection 04
Al Ain Heritage Collection
Inspired by archaeological artefacts discovered in the UAE and preserved at Al Ain Museum.
This collection reimagines ancient patterns, symbols, and distinctive forms as contemporary silver jewelry. It includes six matching jewelry sets, each featuring a ring and necklace inspired by an original artefact.
