Dulber Qirim jewellery house

Dulber Qirim jewellery house
Crimean Tatar word “dülber” means “beautiful”, or “charming.” That is how artist Mehdi Islamov named his jewelry house in 1999. According to him, he inherited the family traditions of his ancestors engaged in the trade in jewelry, and transformed them into jewelry art.
Noteworthy, Mehdi himself draws jewelry sketches based on the ancient Crimean jewelry craft. In addition, he restores the lost skills, for example, a complex technique of granulation. Also, he has perfectly mastered the ancient art of hot enamel – fusion of glass and metal, once flourished in Crimea.
Today, the Dulber jewelry house, represented by Mehdi Islamov, has received many awards. In particular, the Great Commander’s Order of the 2nd Degree, established by the Carl Faberge Memorial Foundation. Also, the title of Honored Jeweler of the International Class, and “Honorary Jeweler of the Muslim World”.
Fortunately, sons and nephews of Mehdi Islamov continue the family business, mastering all the subtleties of the jewelry art.

Dulber Qirim jewellery house

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