On My Fashion Wishlist: Lela Sophia Jewelry

 Hello once more, fashion enthusiasts. I hope you're all doing well this Tuesday and enjoyed a wonderful weekend. 

It's been a while since I discussed a jewelry brand, but I think you'll really appreciate the one I'm about to share. While browsing YouTube, I came across Lela Sophia discussing her recent handbag purchase from The Row. During her video, she mentioned that she owns a jewelry brand with the same name. I decided to check out her website, and I was captivated by several of her unique designs. 

Léla Sophia is a line of fine jewelry inspired by ancient Amazigh patterns, traditional filigree, and the natural landscape of Morocco, all elements of the designer's North African heritage. Founded and designed by Léla Sophia, the eponymous brand is a proud, independent, Arab woman owned and operated company.  The amulets, cartouche rings, and diamond-shaped medallions evoke ancient symbolism and protective motifs; thanks to the custom hand-carved nature, no two pieces are the same. Designed to speak uniquely to each wearer, the organic essence of Léla Sophia’s fine jewelry strips away clean modern lines, leaving room for the designs to be interpreted and loved for their imperfect nature.

Hand-made in New York City, all elements of the design and creation process are sustainable, using only recyclable gold and sterling silver, as well as ethically sourced stones. Léla Sophia designs jewelry for the lover and collector of meaningful things. Léla Sophia began her namesake line from a desire to celebrate the story of her ancestry.  After reconnecting with her Moroccan heritage, she began a journey to learn about her family's practices and the cultural elements of her country's history.  In 2013, she spent time traveling through the country, from Tangier to Marrakesh, Essaouira to Casablanca.  Along the way, she was introduced to her siblings, grandparents, and aunts/uncles for the first time, beginning her journey of self-discovery and cultural awakening.   

The Ubdi (Meaning eternal) Jumbo Custom Epithet Medallion is inspired by the Atlas Mountains of Morocco. this special collection is made to highlight imperfections and help you find the beauty in the unexpected.  Much like the classic landscape of North Africa, this collection is made with organic curves, marks, and rough cut stones, made to evoke the beauty of this sacred land. The Ubdi Medallion is priced at $1,780.00. 


https://lelasophiajewelry.com/products/jumbo-epithet-medallion



So, to everyone in my circle, fashion friends, I hope that all of you have enjoyed this fashion blog post for this Tuesday. I love you all so much, and until next time, Stay Beautiful. 

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