The traditional jewelry that is made in Arab countries for the most beautiful horses is made of brightly colored cotton from the Nile Delta. The jewelry is decorated with certain shells, which were not only used for decoration, but should also represent the wealth of the owner. In the desert, shells were used as money in ancient times because there was no silver or copper available and the shells in the desert were considered very valuable because the sea was far away. The stallion "Awwal Al Amaar" is the symbol of all beauty and elegance that you can only imagine with an Arabian stallion. He is one of the most successful stallions of the El Farida stud by the brothers Tarek and Ahmed Soliman in Cairo. This beautiful stud is now one of the leading breeding grounds for Arabian horses in Egypt. The noble "Awwal Al Ammar" has united the charisma of his ancestors to the best of himself.