Qatar Jewellery NewsMiddle-East Jewelry News Rising Qatari Jewellery Designer Fatma Al Mohannadi Takes Global Stage with De Trove by Nikhil Prasad July 24, 2025 written by Nikhil Prasad July 24, 2025 0 comments Share 0FacebookTwitterPinterestThreadsBlueskyEmail 27 Qatar Gems News: A Cultural Vision Transformed into Timeless Jewelry Fatma Al-Mohannadi is fast becoming one of the Middle East’s most exciting names in contemporary jewelry, with her brand De Trove now making waves internationally. Rooted in Qatari heritage yet designed for modern wearability, her creations effortlessly combine culture, elegance, and innovation. What began as a teenage dream has now matured into a celebrated jewelry label that resonates well beyond Doha. Title: Some of Fatma Al Mohannadi’s jewelry creations from the De Trove brandImage Credit: De Trove Her debut line, Almahfa, launched in 2018, was inspired by traditional Qatari motifs but reimagined in a lighter, more practical form. Unlike the region’s conventional heavy gold pieces, Al-Mohannadi’s vision was to create designs women could wear every day, whether layered over an abaya or styled with contemporary fashion. This Qatar Gems News report explores how her meticulous approach to design and local production is setting a new standard for Qatari craftsmanship. Jewelry That Honors Heritage and Embraces Modernity De Trove’s collections reflect the vibrant intersection of past and present. Fatma intentionally crafts long, lightweight necklaces to complement traditional attire while still offering a modern flair. “It’s elegant, wearable, and tells a story,” she said. Inspired by heritage yet designed for daily life, her jewelry is often described as a seamless blend of tradition and trend. One standout aspect is her dedication to keeping production local. She partners with about eight skilled goldsmiths in Doha’s iconic Gold Souk, ensuring every piece—from concept to creation—remains rooted in Qatari soil. Using 18-karat gold, locally sourced pearls, and precious stones like turquoise and sapphires, she maintains a commitment to authenticity and quality. From Crescent Moons to Arabic Letters Her popular Moon Collection, rich with Islamic symbolism like the crescent and star, continues to be a bestseller during Ramadan. Meanwhile, her Letters Collection, featuring intricate Arabic calligraphy molded into rings and pendants, has struck a personal chord with clients. These sentimental pieces often bear names, initials, or words like “love” or “faith,” making them deeply meaningful to the wearer. Title: Selected pieces from De TroveImage Credit: De Trove Fatma’s unique interpretation of calligraphy adds depth to these designs. “Arabic script is so beautiful and emotional—it naturally lends itself to wrapping around the finger like art,” she explained. Her ability to turn abstract ideas into tangible beauty is what continues to draw attention to her brand both locally and abroad. A Designer with Global Appeal Though her boutique is based in Doha’s upscale Pearl neighborhood, De Trove’s reach extends far beyond Qatar. Fatma markets her pieces via Instagram, WhatsApp, and her e-commerce platform, making it easier for international clients to access her growing range of collections. De Trove now boasts ten different lines, ranging from QR1,000 to QR18,500 (about $270 to $5,000), attracting a loyal following across the Gulf and increasingly in Europe and Asia. Fatma’s latest Flower Collection, launched in 2023, echoes her brand’s logo—a fusion of a flower and a faceted gemstone. These vintage-inspired pieces incorporate rubies, diamonds, jade, and blue sapphires, showcasing her growing confidence and creative maturity as a designer. A Brand with Substance and Soul Industry insiders have taken notice. Tamadur Tariq Al Shamlan, a coordinator with Qatar Years of Culture, described De Trove as “a brand where craftsmanship and cultural identity align beautifully.” Local fashion designer Shaikha Hamad echoed the sentiment, praising Fatma’s talent for fusing jewelry with traditional garments like abayas. But for Fatma Al-Mohannadi, it’s not just about recognition—it’s about representation. “De Trove is my way of telling our story,” she said. “It’s our heritage, our artistry, and our future. I want the world to see that Qatari design has elegance and purpose.” As demand for her designs grows internationally, Fatma remains steadfast in her mission: to elevate Qatari identity through timeless, wearable art. De Trove’s success is a clear indication that the global market has an appetite for thoughtfully crafted pieces that hold cultural weight. Fatma Al-Mohannadi’s rise is not only a testament to her talent and vision but also a proud milestone for Qatar’s creative industry. With an expanding global clientele and continued innovation, De Trove is poised to become one of the region’s most influential jewelry houses. For those seeking unique pieces that blend heritage with heart, Fatma’s creations are more than adornments—they are stories cast in gold. 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He is also an expert herbalist and phytochemical specialist, a certified gemologist, a passionate food connoisseur, and a seasoned writer contributing to numerous international publications, newswire services, and his own media platforms. 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