Being the nickname of Antarctica, it is the heaven for marine animals, the land of penguins. As climate change causes temperatures to rise, the ice caps are melting. Melting Antarctic ice can potentially raise global sea levels by hundreds of feet. Even a few feet of sea level rise would be catastrophic for millions of people, destroying sources of fresh water and farmland with salt water and displacing millions of people. Understanding Antarctica’s role in climate change is an immediate priority for the community.

A symphony to celebrate the beauty of purple when the notes are even written in glittering white and chic purple; it is the small notes’ harmony that gives birth to such a symphony.

A half-set collection of earrings and necklace decorated with diamonds surrounding two blood-red rubies per piece.

From the word “Khoorshid” meaning the Sun, Khoor depicts an epic moment when the Sun rises from Freedom Square (Azadi) in Tehran; the freedom which was hard-earned by the youth’s sacrifices. Tulips symbolize the young blood shed on the street.

A pair of easy-wear earrings inspired by a Malaysian company pattern in gold and diamond.

Inspired by the traditional Persian windows, the earrings show rays of moonlight penetrating colored glass and lightening a Persian living room at night, shown here by sugarloaf sapphire.

Mother Earth, Gaia, inserts life into one’s life, giving birth to a glamorous future. The ring is designed using white gold, diamonds, and emerald.

A sample of all celestial objects in one pretty necklace with round diamonds as stars and the moon crescent separated from the sun by black enamel representing the vast universe.

An exquisite necklace holding the fruit of its artist’s touch in the form of a large, pink, tourmaline stone held by blossoms represented by diamonds.

The design represents Persian architecture in old markets’ ceilings, shaped like a dome, in Kashan and Isfahan. The ring enjoys a turning jewelry mechanism allowing the wearer to choose between the turquoise (on the left) or opal stone (on the top right).

Winter Solstice, also known and celebrated by the Persians for millennia as Yalda, is the longest night in the northern hemisphere. The necklace depicts the sun’s desire to increase her presence from Yalda on.

This gorgeous comet orbiting the wearer’s wrist is rich in minerals, namely sugarloaf emerald, diamond, gold, and malachite.

Opal, emerald gemstone, mother of pearl, and diamond form the dandelion; the flower’s stem is a hinged open collar made of white gold.

The perfect miniature of Christmas tree decorations worn as a necklace. Colorful stones, namely amethyst, emerald, and pearl, placed around twisted white gold.

A bouquet of white pearls with yellow gold joinings nesting near a diamond-shaped, rose-gold topaz.