Building on the success of her first fine jewellery collection, Humaiyra has introduced a special collection of men's wedding bands via their online boutique, Humaiyra Jewellery.
Humaiyra is a contemporary fine jewellery brand that was launched under the designers name in 2018.
After graduating from Sheffield Hallam University with a first class honours in Jewellery and Metal work she went on to showcase at New Designers, where Humaiyra was talent spotted by the Goldsmith Company.
This prompted her to launch her jewellery brand Humaiyra Jewellery. Inspired by her Indian roots, the northern based jewellery designer's label is a mix of East and West.
Humaiyra said, "The Eternal collection will offer clients a truly unique opportunity to discover the hottest designs for grooms through a highly personalised and unique experience.
"With couples creating their own traditions and trends we have seen an increased appetite of men wanting personalisation. In response, we have created an extensive catalogue of customisable shapes, patterns, and finishes to make the ring as unique as the man".
With more and more men are looking to experiment with their jewellery collection Humaiyra wanted to be the first to offer the Muslim man an additional specialised service which streamlines the rings for all those conscious of keeping their silver ring below the 4.3g Islamic weight, so no need to compromise to keep in style.
Each piece is created and crafted in the UK by their expert team of master craftsmen and is certified by The Assay Office, London which provides a hallmark giving verification on the purity of the precious metal.
The collection will be made to order and available in 960 Argentium silver with the option of adding diamonds or other gemstones of choice.
Humaiyra added, "Driven by our passion for unique designs and excellent craftsmanship the jewellery we create has a lot of heart in it. Each piece is made to order just for you so you can have the guarantee we have taken care of every step, allowing us to create something truly exceptional".
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