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This sautoir was inspired by the story of true and epic love, that transcended the centuries and left its monumental footprint in the history of mankind - as the Bibi Khanum Mosque. Necklace features lapis lazuli beads with a pendant, crafted in 18K gold and set with emeralds. This sautoir necklace adds a touch of sophistication and elegance to any ensemble. Whether paired with a casual blouse and jeans or a formal evening gown, its intricate design and luxurious materials make it a standout accessory.
Amir Timur, the Great Conqueror (known in the West as Tamerlane), who ruled over Eurasia in 14th century, picked Samarkand, lying in the heart of the Silk Road, as the capital of his empire.
Timur had eight queens, but perhaps Bibi Khanum was the one still remembered by the people today. Meaning “highly respected lady”, Bibi Khanum was also the nickname for the queen that Timur loved the most, Saray Mulk Khanum. To build Bibi Khanum Mosque for her, Timur recruited the finest architects from Iran and India, not to mention around 200 stonemasons, 500 workers and 100 elephants. Standing 40 meters tall, the mosque was at the time largest of its kind in the world. Bibi Khanum Mosque represents everything a visitor, yearning to glimpse the history of this famous Silk Road city in Uzbekistan, could want: romance, beauty, and piety, a grand memorial to the wealth and glory of Samarkand’s past...
