This dainty and delicate charm bracelet is hand-made by skilled craftspeople in Afghanistan with the support of , founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006.

Featuring a blue Azita charm, named after the Persian feminine given name, which means "free woman," and "Goddess of Fire," a malachite flower charm, and pink, green onyx, and lapis lazuli cabochon links, this beautiful charm bracelet makes for a perfect accessory and great base to your charm collection.

This charm bracelet forms part of the Tahima jewellery collection, which takes its name from a princess in the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrates Afghan heritage and culture. The semi-precious stones used in this jewellery collection are inspired by the ornamentation found in the Noh Gunbad mosque in Afghanistan, and the designs echo the hand-carved stucco that decorates the mosque's columns and archways, whilst the colourful stones reflect the colours used in the mosque's decoration.

The features a gorgeous collection of charms to add to this Esme S-clasp fastening charm bracelet.