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Stories shaped
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Natural stones, handcrafted pieces, and beads chosen for their character. Every strand is cut, drilled and strung by hand in Kathmandu, so no two pieces carry the same pattern.
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OUR COLLECTIONS
Crafted with Tradition
Discover a curated collection of traditional Tibetan and Nepali jewelry, handcrafted with unique materials, intricate details, and timeless character.
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Know your stone
What you are actually wearing
Every stone we work with has a mineral family, a hardness and a reason it looks the way it does. We list all of it, so you can judge a piece on its material rather than its description.
Moonstone
Feldspar group (orthoclase)
- Hardness
- 6 - 6.5
- Lustre
- Pearly to vitreous
Moonstone's floating sheen - adularescence - comes from its internal structure rather than its colour: the stone is built from alternating microscopic layers of two feldspars, and light scattering between those layers throws back a soft blue-white glow.
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Amethyst
Quartz (macrocrystalline)
- Hardness
- 7
- Lustre
- Vitreous
Amethyst is ordinary quartz whose violet colour comes from traces of iron in the crystal structure, altered by natural irradiation. The colour grows in bands as the crystal forms, which is why one end of a cut bead is often stronger than the other.
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Rose Quartz
Quartz (macrocrystalline)
- Hardness
- 7
- Lustre
- Vitreous, often slightly milky
Rose quartz owes its pink to microscopic fibrous inclusions of a borosilicate mineral distributed through the quartz, not to a dissolved colouring agent. Those inclusions also scatter light, which is why the stone reads as translucent and milky rather than glassy-clear.
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About Fozia Arts
Rooted in tradition. Crafted with love. Made to be treasured.
Inspired by the Himalayas, crafted for the world
For over 30 years, Fozia Arts has been part of a journey rooted in tradition, craftsmanship, and a deep appreciation for the rich heritage of the Himalayas.
From creating and sourcing traditional Tibetan and Nepali jewelry to sharing it with customers near and far, our work has always been guided by a genuine love for the craft. Over the years, our collection has found its way from our hands to individual customers, collectors, and jewelry lovers around the world.
Every piece is chosen or crafted with care, patience, and dedication, carrying the character of its craftsmanship and the stories of the traditions that inspire us.
To us, jewelry is more than an adornment. It is a piece of heritage, a connection to a place, and a story that can be carried wherever you go.
How ordering works
No checkout. Just a conversation.
Collect the pieces you are interested in, then send the list to us on WhatsApp or WeChat. We confirm what is in the studio, what needs making, sizing and delivery and answer any questions about the stone before you commit to anything.
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