Islamic Jewelry & Muslim Necklaces (18K Gold Plated Silver)

No. Wearing jewelry is not haram for Muslims as long as it follows Islamic guidelines. The permissibility depends on the material and the wearer. Women may wear most types of jewelry, while men must avoid gold and certain forms of adornment.

Wearing jewelry with Allah’s Name, Quranic verses or sacred inscriptions in the bathroom is generally discouraged out of respect. If needed, it may be worn if the writing is covered or not visible. Many people remove such items before entering the bathroom to honor the sacred text.

Yes. Women may wear Islamic jewelry—including pieces with calligraphy or symbolic motifs—while on their period. Menstruation does not affect the permissibility of jewelry.

Yes, but with rules. Muslim men may wear jewelry made of silver and other permissible materials, while most scholars hold that men should not wear gold. In this collection, men who avoid gold can choose the silver finish, which is 925 sterling silver with no gold plating.

Yes. Muslim women can wear all types of jewelry including necklaces, bracelets, rings, earrings, and pendants. Women’s adornment is widely permissible in Islam.

Yes. Gold jewelry is fully permissible for women, including gold rings, necklaces and bracelets. This has been practiced throughout Islamic history.

Yes. Women may wear jewelry in public as long as it follows modesty guidelines. Many women choose simple, elegant pieces when outside and reserve ornate items for private or family settings, but public wearing itself is permissible.

Every pendant in this collection is made of 925 sterling silver. The gold option adds an 18K gold plating over the silver, and the silver option has no plating. The chain comes with the pendant in 35, 40, 45, 50 or 55 cm.

Yes, as long as the jewelry is treated respectfully. Many customers choose calligraphy pieces without full verses for ease of daily wear.

Sterling silver can darken over time, especially with water, perfume and sweat. Wiping it with a soft, dry cloth brings back the shine. Taking the necklace off before showering or swimming keeps both the silver and the gold finish looking new for longer.

It is best to take it off before showering or swimming, since water and soap dull silver over time. Sleeping in it is a personal choice. Many people take off pendants with Quranic verses or the name of Allah before sleeping and before entering the bathroom, out of respect for the words.

Yes. Shipping is free to the US, the UK, Canada, Australia, most of Europe, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait and Qatar. For the US, Canada, the EU and the UK, duties are already paid, so there is nothing extra to pay on delivery.