Sayed founded Rezvaniq Boutique in 2014, and has spent the twelve years since handcrafting sterling silver jewelry — rings, necklaces and tasbih prayer beads — set with natural gemstones like Nishapur turquoise and Yemeni agate. A lot of that work draws on Islamic tradition: hirz, talismans and prayer beads made the old way, entirely by hand. More than a decade in, silversmithing and stone-setting are still a craft he keeps refining, piece by piece.
