Nadia Dajani Debuts at the International Jewellers Fair

Amman, August 29, 2006: Nadia Dajani, Jordan’s leading jewellery designer and the founder of Al Bareeq Jewellery Trading Company, will be the first Jordanian to take part in the upcoming prestigious International Jewellers Fair scheduled to be held between September 3 and 6 at London’s Earl’s Court exhibition.

Commenting on her participation at the show, Nadia Dajani said: “Our participation in IJL 2006 is in line with our commitment to raise Jordan’s profile by promoting our hand-made contemporary jewellery which inspired by the culture and heritage of Jordan. Our presence at the world’s most prominent jewellery exhibition will enable us to showcase our original design creations as well as closely interact and network with some of the major players in the jewellery industry”

The International Jewellers Fair is the largest and most prominent jewellery exhibition in the world. It brings together leading companies in the industry from around the world and offers a unique opportunity for buyers to meet with up and coming designer makers showcasing new, contemporary jewellery that is very much in demand by today’s consumer.

Nadia Dajani will showcase original pieces from some of her key collections which have received incredible success in the region, including the Salam (Peace) collection, the Copper Collection, the Amulets & Talismans Collection, the Byzantine Collection as well as unique silver and golden designs.

The “Salam” Peace collection finds its inspiration in the vitality of the symbolism of the written word, and in the art of Arabic calligraphy. Words that are of significance to people regardless of their religion, nationality or age are engraved on the silver charms using Arabic calligraphy. Garnets, pearls and semi precious stones are held together with silver and leather.

Nadia Dajani has carved a niche for herself in the Middle East by applying her architectural design background to create unique jewellery collections. Her jewellery finds its inspiration in natural forms, in the vitality of the symbolism of the written word, and in the art of Arabic calligraphy. She is keen to experiment with different materials to produce unique designs and collections; hence her collections have incorporated materials such as leather, Najaf fabric as well as semi- precious stones.
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For more information, please contact:

Abeer Al-Qadi / Kinda Jaradat
ASDA’A Public Relations – Jordan
Exclusive Edelman affiliate in the Middle East & North Africa
Tel : 5520791
Fax: 5519271

About Nadia Dajani

Established in 2003 by Nadia Dajani, AL-Bareeq Jewellery is a limited liability company licensed in Jordan for the design, manufacture, and trade of jewellery. The company specializes in producing contemporary jewellery inspired by the culture and heritage of Jordan and designed by Nadia Dajani, using gold, silver, copper, and semi precious stones of different colours.

“The Nadia Dajani” flagship store is located at the Intercontinental Hotel in Amman, Jordan, with some representation in several five star hotels in the Kingdom. The store acts as an art gallery, and as such is continuously transformed as the new creations are displayed and the theme of the collections takes over.

Some of the outlets which carry Nadia Dajani’s original pieces include: Marriot Dead Sea spa & resorts, The Jordan River Foundation Showroom, Souk Zara, and Aldeasa Jordan Duty free shops.

Since the establishment of the company, Nadia Dajani exhibited her unique original art pieces in several local and international exhibitions including; the Four Walls gallery- Jordan 2002, il Rastrillo -Madrid 2001, The collection- London 1999, Washington DC- USA 2004.

“Nadia Dajani” jewellery collections include: the Salam (peace) collection, the Agate collection, the Amulets & Talismans collection, the Flowers of the Desert Collection, the Islamic Illumination Collection, the Roman Collection, the Byzantine Collection, the Copper collection, the Middle Bronze Age Collection, the Pearl Necklace collection, the Scarf Necklace Collection, the Cross Collection, the Jerash Fish Collection

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