Persian ring

Persian Rings — Handcrafted in Iran, Worn Across the World

A Persian ring is not simply a piece of jewelry — it is a continuation of a craft tradition that stretches back over three thousand years. Iranian silversmiths have worked with natural gemstones since the Achaemenid period, developing techniques for stone-setting, hand-engraving, and metalwork that remain unmatched for their combination of precision and artistic expression.

At Ersaly, our ring collection brings together 398 handcrafted pieces from workshops in Mashhad, Isfahan, and Shiraz — the three great centres of Iranian silversmithing — covering every major style and tradition in Persian jewelry from spiritual and Islamic rings to heritage symbols and pure gemstone designs.

Browse Our Ring Collections by Stone & Style

Persian Turquoise Rings — our largest and most distinctive collection with 537 impressions and our widest international following. Nishaburi Turquoise (Firouza) from the ancient mines of Neyshabur in Khorasan is the most iconic Persian gemstone — worn by Iranian royalty for centuries, traded along the Silk Road, and still the most recognized symbol of Iranian jewelry worldwide. Available in men’s and women’s designs, from classical oval settings to Faravahar-frame and Ghalamzani-engraved formats. From €175.

Dur e Najaf Rings — our second most visited ring collection and the most spiritually significant stone in Shia Islamic tradition. The Dur e Najaf (درّ النجف) — also written Durr al Najaf — is a crystalline quartz found near the shrine of Imam Ali in Najaf, Iraq. Our 8 handcrafted silver designs carry devotional inscriptions including Ya Hussain, Ya Imam Hassan, Ali Wali Allah, and Zulfiqar calligraphy. From €135.

Faravahar Rings — 382 impressions make this our third most visible collection. The Faravahar (فروهر) is the most recognized symbol of ancient Persian and Zoroastrian identity — a winged figure representing the human soul and its eternal relationship with truth, righteousness, and the divine. 

Lapis Lazuli Rings — deep blue Afghan Lapis (Lajward) has been traded through Iran for over 6,000 years and is one of the oldest gemstones in human decorative history. 

Hadid (Hematite) Rings — Hematite (Hadid Sini / حدید سینی) is specifically mentioned in Islamic narrations for its grounding and protective properties. Heavy, cool to the touch, with a distinctive metallic sheen, our Hadid rings are available in classic round and square formats, custom engraving options, Faravahar designs, and Zarih-style (shrine-inspired) architectural formats. From €68.

Yellow Agate Rings (Sharaf al-Shams) — Yellow Agate (Sharaf al-Shams / شرف الشمس) is associated with divine light and solar blessing in Islamic gem tradition. Available in men’s and women’s silver settings in oval and round formats. From €144.

Lapis Lazuli Rings — see above.

Alexandrite Rings — colour-change alexandrite in silver settings, a rarer gemstone choice for those seeking something genuinely unusual in Persian jewelry.

Aqiq (Agate) Rings — Agate (Aqiq / عقیق) is the most widely recommended stone in Islamic hadith tradition. Our Aqiq ring collection covers Yemeni Red Agate, Black Agate, and multi-stone combinations in silver settings for men and women. From €124.

Topaz Rings — Blue Topaz in Swiss, London Blue, and natural formats, handset in 925 sterling silver. Our newest collection, from €198.

Lion & Sun Rings (Shiro Khorshid) — the Lion and Sun (شیر و خورشید) is one of the most iconic symbols in Iranian cultural history, used on the imperial flag and royal seals for centuries. Our Shiro Khorshid rings combine the symbol with Turquoise and Hadid in 925 silver formats for men.

Opal Rings — natural Ethiopian and Australian opal in silver settings, for those who appreciate the iridescent play-of-colour that no other gemstone produces.

Persian Rings as Meaningful Gifts

A Persian handcrafted ring is one of the most personal and culturally resonant gifts available — appropriate for Nowruz, Eid, weddings, engagements, and significant personal milestones. Whether you are choosing a Turquoise ring for its centuries of Persian heritage, a Faravahar ring as an expression of Iranian cultural identity, a Dur e Najaf ring for its Islamic spiritual significance, or a Topaz ring for its pure visual beauty, every piece in our collection arrives from a named Iranian workshop with a genuine craft story behind it. All orders ship in protective packaging worldwide in 7–16 days from our UK office. For matching pieces, explore our Persian Jewelry Sets, Islamic Rings with 500+ designs, or our full Jewelry & Gemstones collection.

This ring is worn by Shia Muslims, who are the followers of Imam Ali and his descendants, the Imams. Shia ring usually has the name of Imam Ali or one of the Imams engraved on it, along with other religious phrases or symbols.