Since Regina Basha opened her atelier in Baghdad in 1906, Aaron Basha has created playful fine jewelry and signature charms that turn milestones into wearable treasures. The four-generation family legacy now continues under Regine Basha, who brings spiritual symbolism and a modern sense of meaning to designs handmade in Italy. The brand is especially known for its original baby shoe charm and for introducing the evil eye charm to the U.S. market.
BracalettiFounded in 2012 by designer Roberto Sacal, Bracaletti creates fine leather goods and jewelry, with its signature cuff links and bracelets joined by handbags and small leather accessories. Although Sacal and the company are based in New York, a Mexico City atelier remains Bracaletti’s center, where an extended team of artisans—including third-generation leather craftsmen—develops prototypes and handcrafts the collection. The label carries forward a family legacy in leather goods that began with Sacal’s father’s jewelry store and the former Casa Aries workshop.NEW YORK, NY
Kesso's DesignsKesso’s Designs creates handcrafted jewelry inspired by Native American and African artistic traditions, with each piece made as an individual work of art. Founded around the maker’s vision, the store also welcomes custom designs alongside its seasonal collections.YORKVILLE STATION, NY
bel moniliFrom her Pittsburgh-area home, Lucy Kelly hand-crafts one-of-a-kind jewelry and accessories from vintage and repurposed materials. Bel monili grew from Kelly’s lifelong appreciation of antiques, shaped by time spent in her grandmother’s antique shop, and she began making jewelry in 2010. Her signature collage necklaces turn vintage costume jewelry and old beads into wearable art, with each piece retaining the character of its decades-old components.IRWIN, PA
Cécile & JeanneCécile & Jeanne is a family-run Paris jewelry house creating distinctive, timeless pieces, from expressive everyday jewelry to fine jewelry designed in Paris for a lifetime of wear. Its signature interchangeable necklaces and hand-drawn alphabet and symbol charms let customers build personal combinations, while the brand’s boutiques extend from Paris and Boulogne-Billancourt to Tokyo. The house also describes its pieces as combining traditional techniques with modern precision.NEW YORK, NY