Arabic Collection
Jewelry that speaks Arabic — names & words engraved letter by letter.
45 pieces
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How Does the Free Arabic Translation Work?
You don't need to write Arabic to order an Arabic name necklace. Type the name in English and our team translates and engraves it in authentic Arabic calligraphy — the translation is always free, because we're the factory making your piece, not a middleman. If you already know the Arabic spelling, type it directly and we engrave it exactly as written. Before you order, you can preview your name in Arabic script with our live tool, so what arrives is never a surprise. Each arabic calligraphy necklace is handmade to order in 3-5 days, treating the script as what it truly is: an art form worn close to the heart.
Which Finish Should You Choose for Arabic Jewelry?
This collection comes in three finishes: 14k gold plated — the classic look of a gold Arabic nameplate necklace — sterling silver 925, a solid metal and our most-requested finish for men's pieces, and rose gold for a softer, contemporary feel. An Arabic name bracelet with birthstone makes the piece doubly personal — one name, one stone, one story. All three finishes are available on every design. If you love the calligraphy on your wrist as much as your neck, the same names are available on our name bracelets.
What Are the Best Eid Gift Ideas for Her?
An Eid gift for your wife, mom, sister, or daughter is at its best when it's personal — and a necklace carrying her own name in Arabic calligraphy is about as personal as jewelry gets. It works equally well as a Ramadan gift, a present for a new bride, or a thoughtful gesture for a revert Muslim celebrating her first Eid. Because every piece is handmade to order in 3-5 days with free US shipping, ordering a week or more before the holiday is comfortable — see our shipping times for details. And with 100-day returns, if the chain length or finish isn't quite right, exchanging it is easy.
Frequently asked questions
What does khamsa mean in Arabic?
Khamsa literally means "five" in Arabic, referring to the five fingers of the open-hand symbol. Known as the hamsa in Hebrew and the Hand of Fatima in many Muslim cultures, it has been worn across the Middle East and North Africa for centuries as a symbol of protection and blessing — one of the rare motifs cherished across multiple faiths.
How do you clean gold plated jewelry?
Wipe it gently with a soft, dry cloth after wearing — that's usually all it needs. Avoid abrasives, silver-polishing cloths, and chemical dips, which can wear through the gold layer. Take it off before swimming, showering, and workouts, apply perfume before you put it on, and store it in a closed pouch. Treated this way, 14k gold plating keeps its color for a long time.
How do I know the Arabic spelling is correct?
Send the name in English and our team writes it in Arabic for you, or type it in Arabic yourself and we engrave it exactly as entered. Either way you see the finished script in the live preview before you order, and you're welcome to send it to a family member to check. If anything looks off, message us before we start production and we'll adjust it.
Do you make Arabic name jewelry for men?
Yes — cuffs, nameplate pendants, and heavier chains all work well with Arabic calligraphy, which reads as strong graphic design on a wider surface. Men's pieces are most often ordered in sterling silver 925, and every design in this collection is available in silver as well as 14k gold plated and rose gold.
How many letters fit on an Arabic nameplate?
Most designs comfortably fit a single first name. Longer names and connected letterforms need more width, so the pendant scales with the name — which is why the live preview matters: it shows the real proportions before you buy. For two names, or a name plus a word, a cuff or a wider bar gives the calligraphy room to breathe.