Abdul Habib Amiri, the owner of Zarin Jewelry, started working in this field back in 2013 at the age of 16. He completed his education until grade 10 at Zabiullah Esmati High School, followed by grade 12 at Feroz Koh Institute. Mr. Amiri has spent a decade honing his expertise in jewelry making and production. During his three years at Feroz Koh Institute, he learned and practiced the art of jewelry making. Zarin Jewelry currently has a workforce of 15 employees, with 12 working directly and 3 indirectly. The brand blends modern and classic jewelry motifs with traditional Afghan styles such as Turkmen, Hazaragi, Pashtun, Uzbek, etc. Each piece of jewelry is crafted by hand, including bracelets, rings, lockets, and earrings, and is adorned with natural Afghan gemstones. All raw materials are sourced from Shahr-e-Naw antique shops in Kabul, Afghanistan. The brand boasts a collection of over 1000 products available in its Aseel shop. Zarin Jewelry aspires to establish the Afghan handmade jewelry industry in the global market while expanding its own brand and providing training in this craft for over 500 Afghan artisans. This will not only enhance the country's economic stability but also promote the financial growth of the brand.