Why Global Artists Are Choosing Qatari Label Noudar
Qatari fine jewelry brand Noudar by Noor Al-Fardan continues to expand its international presence, making striking appearances on major red carpets and cementing its position as a go-to choice for global style icons.
Recent Red Carpet Moments
The brand recently gained significant exposure at two prestigious events. At the 2026 Academy Awards, rising K-pop artist Rei Ami performed in pieces from Noudar’s Henna collection, featuring statement earrings and intricate rings that balanced bold design with detailed craftsmanship. At the ESSENCE Black Women in Hollywood Awards, television host Kamie Crawford added a refined diamond bangle from the same line to her ensemble.
Earlier this year, singer-songwriter Chappell Roan wore Noudar’s black Henna earrings at the Resonator Awards, adding edge to her look.
The Designer’s Vision
Founded in 2012 by Qatari designer Noor Al-Fardan, Noudar reimagines Islamic art, henna traditions, and Omani design motifs through a contemporary lens. Al-Fardan, who studied design management at the American University of Sharjah and trained as a gemologist at the Gemological Institute of America, brings both creative vision and technical expertise to the brand.
The label operates under Al-Fardan Jewellery, an established name known for craftsmanship excellence throughout the region.
Heritage Meets Modernity
What sets Noudar apart is its ability to bridge heritage and contemporary luxury. The brand’s signature aesthetic honors regional traditions while appealing to modern sensibilities—a approach that resonates with international stylists and celebrities seeking meaningful design.
Shifting Global Perspectives
As Noudar’s creations grace major cultural events worldwide, the brand is helping place Qatar firmly on the global fashion and jewelry map. It represents a new generation of regional designers redefining how cultural identity translates to international luxury and style.
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