With my Love for Jewelry I came across Bella with upcoming African women designers.
Jewelry designer #1 — Jaz Jewelz.Jewelry designer #2 — KFleye.
KFleye’s jewelry is not for shy girls or shrinking violets. If you’re
the kind of woman who loves turning heads with truly unique, statement
making jewelry, prepare to fall in love. Its designed by Kelley Moseley, her jewelry is most often
made from leather, stone, wire and acrylic, and many of her pieces are
definitely conversation starters
On the right is Her metallic earrings are quirky, unique, and give you just a sample of KFleye’s style!
Jewelry designer #3 — Cab Crochet.
Cheryl is a breast cancer
survivor! Cheryl’s jewelry is made from thread and wire, and as the
name would indicate, it’s all about crochet. Her big, bright crochet
earrings just define summertime outdoor festival chic, They’re very fly and cool
while still being feminine and classic.
Check out her Hoop x 4 earrings, just $15, super lightweight, and timelessly chic! Click here to follow her on Facebook
Bold, edgy and fierce – Lingua Nigra jewelry is not for the timid.
Made in Brooklyn by Alicia Goodwin, Lingua Nigra means “black tongue,”
and her jewelry is best described as organically funky.
brass, gold, coins, and etched sterling silver to
handcraft truly unique adornments.
If you think I need her Alien Key necklace in my life! Click here to follow her on Facebook.
OK, so Adha Zelma isn’t a person. It’s the name of the jewelry line
made by Brooklyn-based designers Cherise TrahanMiller and Sheanan Bond.
All I can say is, this is jewelry for rock stars. If you’re a lady who
wears studs and button earrings, Adha Zelma may not be for you. But if
you’re a performer at heart, if you love the kind of jewelry that a rock
star would wear, don’t look any further. Feathers, abalone, moonstone,
24 karat gold – these designers create audacious jewelry out of an
interesting collection of materials.
worn earrings by Adha Zelma |
Cherise TrahanMiller Sheanan Bond
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