The Cultural Alchemy of Dear Sinai, the New FYR Jewelry Collection

Worn by Palestinian rapper Saint Levant, the jewellery of Farah Y. Radwan are born from a soul that vibrates between Cairo and Paris, a mix of cultures bearing a message of belonging and re-appropriation


  • Farah Y. Radwan

    Farah Y. Radwan

A journey between past and future, a dialogue between the memory of the earth and the creative impulse of the present. Dear Sinai by FYR Jewelry is a tale etched in metal, a whisper that spans the centuries and rests on skin, a symbol of Sinai, a land that looks on and guards, where the wind tells stories of ancient civilizations. Silver dominates, mingling with gold and precious stones, creating a visual language that evokes endless dunes and stories written in the sand, hence Ommi, the iconic sterling silver ring, which means: mother, earth, origin. A term that slips between Arabic dialects, carrying with it the weight of roots and the call of return. Then the Ayin ring in the shape of an Egyptian eye, a vigilant and silent witness to time, a symbol of memory, endurance, the passage of time and cultures. In sterling silver with gold elements and a large central citrine, the Ayin ring represents a choice to convey a universal message, the unbreakable connection to who we are. FYR Jewelry is not just a brand, it is an act of cultural reappropriation, a celebration of resilience. Born from the vision of Farah Y. Radwan, it is rooted in Egyptian tradition and filtered through the designer's cosmopolitan, contemporary aesthetic. Having grown up between Paris and Cairo, she fuses European sophistication with the powerful symbolism of her homeland, creating jewelry that dissolves boundaries between ancient and modern. Gold and silver intertwine, lapis lazuli meets leather, past and present speak in perfect balance of grace and strength. Worn by Saint Levant, an artist who embodies dialogue between cultures, these jewels are declarations of belonging and transformation. In harmonious continuity between stories and symbols, the Momentum ring, chosen by the Palestinian rapper, fits into this narrative as a tribute to a legendary figure, an expression of feminine strength and mystery. Embodying the complexity of Queen Hatshepsut, the ring tells her deeply-enigmatic story, transforming poison into a symbol of power, desire, and resilience. The queen, who ruled Egypt as pharaoh during the 18th dynasty, defied conventions, and her death, shrouded in mystery, becomes an emblem of how female power can rewrite history, even from the shadows. A statement that perfectly intertwines with the brand's philosophy, where each piece tells an eternal story, capable of looking to the past with the strength of those ready to write the future.


  • Saint Levant

    Saint Levant

  • Saint Levant with Omni Ring

    Saint Levant with Omni Ring

  • Mesrarab

    Mesrarab

  • Purity Ring

    Purity Ring

  • New Purity Ring

    New Purity Ring

  • La Pendant

    La Pendant

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