Buy original Negin saffron directly from Baharkhiz. All-red Negin threads are ready in glass jars and tins.

































Start by matching the pack weight to what your household uses. Then choose a glass jar or a tin. Gift packs are also set out for special occasions.
Try a small jar first to learn the aroma. If daily use grows, a heavier pack makes sense. That order keeps you from buying more than you need.
A metal tin suits long storage. A tight lid also lets less light reach the threads, so the aroma fades more slowly.
Baharkhiz sells all-red Negin in thick threads, so the brew shows a clear color. If you make tea every day, the quick release of color is useful.
Half a mesghal is enough for a small household. A 5-gram tin covers a week of use. A box of several jars is the better formal gift.
Each weight has its own use, so start with how many people you serve. Count the servings first, then choose the pack.
A small family needs less weight. An office order needs several tins. Both choices are shown together for that reason.
Before shipping, the lid is checked. The order is then packed and sent to your address.
For questions about authenticity, also check a scientific source. The full list of weights is in the shop. Comparing the packs makes the choice clearer.
Take a moment to match the weight to your budget, unless you need a gift right away. Then a ready-made pack is faster.
Keep it somewhere dry and dark to preserve the aroma. Close the tin after each use so the quality lasts to the end of the pack.
When buying, look for even threads and no extra crumbs. Choose a pack with the weight printed clearly, and check the packing date as well.
Orders are sent to cities across the country. A complete address makes delivery more reliable. Until it arrives, keep the pack away from high heat.
Glass looks elegant, while a tin is safer for travel. Both are filled with the same Negin, so the base aroma is the same even when the look differs.
First, estimate how much you need for the week. Second, see the matching weight in the Baharkhiz shop. Third, read about the plant in the Wikipedia article. This guide makes buying Negin saffron simpler.
