Coming to America! Durrah Jewellery Launches Stateside
Meet the London-based designer whose cool new jewelry line launches stateside today.
Mouawad and Tiffany & Co. alum Durrah Khalil launched her line Durrah Jewellery in the U.K. this past November after she noticed a gap in the jewelry market. "I always found myself looking at pieces from fine jewelers with an exceptionally high price tag, or at costume jewelry, which was seasonal," the designer who is also the brand's creative director, says. "I wanted to create something that was luxurious yet easy on the pocket." Today, Khalil is making her bold-yet-still-classic necklaces, bracelets, rings and earrings available to customers across the pond via her web site. The travel-inspired bijoux have a moderate price point ($137 to $675) and are crafted from high-quality materials—mostly sterling silver with black rhodium and yellow-and-rose gold finishes—by master artisans in Italy. "The most rewarding part of designing is seeing a piece bring a smile to someone," Khalil says. "That feeling is absolutely priceless."
Take a sneak peak at Khalil's favorite pieces below and head to durrahjewellery.com beginning at 11 a.m. EST/8 a.m. PST.
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I'm In Chains Yellow Gold Necklace, $492
"I wear the I'm In Chains Necklace in yellow gold everyday with the matching earrings. This collection was inspired by the idea of being unchained and being free – it summarizes the freedom of the vibrant city of London."
DO THE TWIST
Treasure Twist Hoop Earrings, $295
"The Twist earrings are literally a twist on some hoops I had been wearing almost every day. They're for when I want to wear an edgy take on a classic piece."
DOUBLE DUTY
Spring Affair Silk Bracelet, $150
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