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Bil Arabi


Bil Arabi is not news to fashionistas in our region. I've seen a lot of girls sporting the Bil Arabi rings a couple of years back.  But I chose to write this post because I find the designer's new collection very charming, I like for example how she attached a small charm to the letter (as shown in the last photo) and how she designed the letter Meem in the first photo. Gives her rings a new spin indeed.

Bil Arabi designer and photographer Nadine Kanso is famous for her 18-carat gold calligraphy, Bil Arabi, which literally translates to ‘In Arabic’. Her collection of rings, earrings, pendants and bracelets draw on the inherent beauty and lyricism of the Arabic language, often using colloquial expressions, mixing the contemporary with the classic.

I'm not sure if Bil Arabi is sold anywhere here in Kuwait.  But I do know that it's sold at S*uce in Village Mall and Dubai Mall, UAE.

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