A number of VIPs took a close look at the handcrafted exhibits of the designer — the winner of the "Best Jewelry Designer in the World" award consecutively for three years from 2006.

Mohammed A.H. Fitaihi of Fitaihi Junior organized Bicakci's shows at Park Hyatt Hotel and Basateen Center on two different days and ended with a final exhibition in Riyadh over the weekend.

Sevam, who hails from Istanbul, presented in all 166 pieces of his jewelry designs, which many visitors described as "amazing, mind-blowing."  Turkish Consul General Salih Mutlu Sen and German Consul General Michael Zickerick described the exhibits as "exquisite."

"When it comes to rings, people enjoy standing out and getting the most elaborate in jewelry," Fitaihi said, adding: "The Sevan Bicakci Namesake Jewelry collection is definitely all of that and more."

Each one is handcrafted from 24K, 18K yellow and rose gold, sterling silver with uniquely cut gemstones and antique cut diamonds that are inspired by the Blue Mosque from 17th century, the 6th century Hagia Sophia Church, the Topkapi Palace from 15th century and many of Sevam's childhood memories. The collection features miniature architectural buildings, octopuses, snails, lobsters and snakes all encased inside a globe. Every piece is a work of art and handcrafted to perfection.

Sevan designs pieces of art that are adored by collectors and celebrities. His first collection was introduced to the Turkish market in 2002 and was inspired by the ambiance of the Grand Bazaar and Sultanahmet areas.