925 Sterling Silver Gold-Plated Kiswah Al-Kaabah Surah Al-Ikhlas Samadiyyah Necklace

925 Sterling Silver Gold-Plated Kiswah Al-Kaabah Surah Al-Ikhlas Samadiyyah Necklace The Gold-Plated Kiswah Al-Kaabah Necklace is a unique piece. It combines spiritual meaning with refined handmade craftsmanship. Inspired by the sacred Kaaba, it reflects both faith and style. Therefore, it is a perfect choice for those who seek meaningful Islamic jewelry with a modern touch. The necklace is crafted from high-quality 925 sterling silver. In addition, it is enhanced with durable gold plating. It offers a brilliant shine and long-lasting wear. The calligraphy is surrounded by a circle of sparkling zircon stones. These stones are expertly cut to reflect light. They add a luxurious brilliance while highlighting the central design. A key feature of this necklace is the Kaaba Cover detail. It is produced using a piece of the actual Kiswah that has been used on the Kaaba. This element is preserved inside the necklace using a special technique. Carries strong spiritual significance. Overall, this necklace is ideal as a meaningful gift or a personal accessory. It offers a balanced combination of Islamic symbolism, modern design and premium materials. Product Details and Craftsmanship Material and Plating: High-quality 925 sterling silver with gold plating. This ensures a shiny and durable finish. Zircon Details: The outer circle is lined with diamond-cut zircon stones. Therefore, it provides high light reflection and sparkle. Kaaba Cover Detail: The necklace is produced using a piece of the actual Kaaba cover (Kiswah). The textile is preserved inside using a special technique. This special design, handcrafted with original fabrics taken from the actual Holy Kaaba cover (Kiswah), has an official certificate of authenticity by The Dinar Islamic Museum The Kiswah Jewellery collection by Bekir Kantarcı has been presented under the Kaaba Collection, featuring authentic Kaaba coverings and Ottoman-era memorabilia. You can watch Kaaba Collection exhibition in YouTube videos here and here