Nasim Javid

14/10/2026

I love the little conversations I have when visiting jewellery workshops and spending time with artisans. The honest stories they share about their lives and dreams, sometimes with a quiet sense of pride, always touch me. It is these simple, genuine moments that keep drawing me back to traditional workshops.

13/10/2026

12/10/2026

Begin with yourself.

Sometimes, we look everywhere for inspiration, forgetting that so much of it already lies within us. Our experiences, the challenges we have faced, the memories we carry, and even the little details we barely remember can reveal something about who we are.

I believe that the more we live, the more we have to draw from. We just need to pause, look a little deeper, and allow ourselves to see things differently.

Perhaps finding inspiration is not always about searching for something new, but about discovering something within ourselves that we have not yet found a way to express.

06/10/2026

On the bench.

04/10/2026

03/10/2026

There has always been a quiet connection between my work and the visual language I grew up with. In these pieces, Persian turquoise becomes a central element, brought together with textured silver, gold and geometric forms in a more fluid, contemporary way.

For me, turquoise is more than a colour or a material. It carries something deeply familiar, something we recognise almost instinctively, even before we can put it into words.

This is how I like to approach Persian identity in my work: not by reproducing the past, but by allowing the forms, colours and feelings we are closely connected to find a new and more personal expression.

01/10/2026

I Sculpt Silence is a collection very close to my heart. It is a true reflection of the connection I feel between meditation and the act of handcrafting, where stillness, thought and the movement of the hands come together to shape something meaningful.

A very special thank you to my dear friend and the incredibly talented artist , who created these stunning glass pieces especially for me. Her work has become a beautiful part of this collection, bringing another layer of depth and feeling to each piece.

28/09/2026

What’s your take on this? Have you actually given it some serious thought?

26/09/2026

Some of the best ideas don't come from looking for inspiration.
They come from simply paying attention.
A colour on a wall.
A way light falls on an old surface.
A texture, a shape, a detail we almost walked past.
When we really observe what is around us, we begin to notice things differently.
And often, those ordinary details are what make an idea feel familiar, personal and real to the people we want to reach.
For me, Inspiration starts with looking and feeling.
Really observing.

23/09/2026

I’ve spoken to so many people with beautiful ideas for jewellery, objects, and creative projects who just aren't sure how to turn that vision into a reality.
After years of making, teaching, and collaborating with artisans, I’ve decided it’s time to start sharing that journey with all of you. ✨