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Jacquie Aiche’s new boho-chic jewels

Published on December 3, 2023

14k gold pave eye ring with blue diamond center

With an Egyptian father, but born in the USA, Jacquie Aiche is a strange mix of hippie culture (she also organizes yoga classes in her boutique), boho-chic and luxury. She loves hammered gold according to Middle Eastern influences, but also amulets, an informal approach, long and thin necklaces, hard and colored stones, like those of her latest creations. And many celebrities love her, starting with Rihanna, who years ago chose to wear (also) her jewelry and launched this designer who works in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, the right place to have customers flocking to newspapers and websites. websites dedicated to entertainment and gossip.

Gioielli di Jacquie Aiche indossati — Jewelry by Jacquie Aiche

Her success, however, is above all the result of her ability to combine a cheerful and unconventional spirit with luxury. And that’s part of her attitude: when she was eight, she told, she painted small rocks that she sold to neighbors. Then, she decided to go into fashion and enrolled at the Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising in Los Angeles. She worked a bit in the fashion industry, in her family’s Sunset Boulevard fashion boutique, until she realized that the thing she did best was making jewelry. She loves opals, tourmalines and turquoise, which accompany the gold threads with small diamonds. In addition to classic jewelry, rings, necklaces, earrings and bracelets, she has also designed body ornaments to be worn around the hips or small chains that follow the outline of a bra.

Anello Sophia in oro con rubino e pavé di diamanti — Sophia ring in gold with ruby and pavé diamonds

Anello in oro 14 carati a forma di uccello — 14k gold bird-shaped ring

Anelli Wave in oro e diamanti — Wave rings in gold and diamonds

Orologio Timex x Jacquie Aiche High Life collection — Timex x Jacquie Aiche High Life collection watch

Cannabis for Jacquie Aiche

Published on April 24, 2020

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American newspapers report that alcohol consumption increased during the quarantine and it is easy to expect that cannabis, which is legal in many US states, will have the same success. Perhaps it is also in tune with this desire to defeat the bad thoughts related to covid-19 that Jacquie Aiche, designer of Beverly Hills, California, designed the Sweet Leaf collection. The sweetest leaves are those of marijuana. And, it must be added, Jacquie Aiche is certainly not the first to use the seven-pointed leaf of cannabis as an inspiration for jewelry.
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But the Sweet Leaf collection uses the shape of the leaves of the plant together with a style that openly refers to the sixties atmosphere of the children of the flowers, when the use of cannabis was also considered a symbol of lifestyle change. And now, with the health emergency that has set aside that of climate change for some time, the idea of a sweeter lifestyle could have become topical again. The jewels are made of 14 carat gold with small diamonds and, in some cases, lapis lazuli or onyx. But not only that, the designer has added other accessories, such as lighters, and clothing, such as sweatshirts, to the jewelry collection.

Collana in oro rosa e lapislazzulo incastonato

Jacquie Aiche for the summer

Published on June 6, 2019

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Orecchini amuleti in oro con acquamarina e tormalina

The new jewels by Jacquie Aiche, Californian fantasy on free exit ♦

Jacquie Aiche represents the California that you imagine: sun, freedom, informality in clothing and, of course, also in the choice of jewelry. The 2019 spring-summer collection confirms the impression. The designer was inspired by Mother Nature, Earth and Heaven. All the elements within the collection, textures and shapes, the way in which diamonds and gold blend together, and precious stones, lead to a sense of new ease and freshness.

Anello in oro rosa con diamanti e tormalina intagliata

Raised with Egyptian and American parents, Jacquie Aiche adds diverse, opposite cultural and aesthetic stories. From this unlikely combination of heritage, she took an interest in the jewels of American Indians, pardons, Native Americans, fossils and gems, but also Middle Eastern influences with hammered gold, amulets and symbolic images. Her chains for the body and bracelets are in the classic Coachella philosophy, uninhibited, out of rules, but at the same time well accepted by those who follow them and, perhaps, establish them. Lavinia Andorno

Collane Shaker in oro con piccoli diamanti

Bracciale a forma di piuma in oro rosa e diamanti

In the seventies with Jacquie Aiche

Published on July 12, 2018

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Jacquie Aiche and her jewels inspired by the mythical Sixties of hippie culture ♦In the seventies with Jacquie Aiche

A jump in the seventies, in California, with Jacquie Aiche. The designer has become a cult in the homeland of the Hippy movement, with her own line of jewelry that has become a hallmark, the so-called JA Tribe. Its adepts are called Rihanna, Jennifer Lawrence, Kate Hudson, Miley Cyrus, in addition to 100 thousand followers on Instagram. The designer, based in Los Angeles, prefers a combination of precious materials and extravagant, like shark teeth, fossils, bear claws, coins or Afghan, abalone, tied together with gold and precious stones. Jewels light to wear almost layered, with chains, earrings and bracelets reminiscent of the forms in vogue 50 years ago, when it was a sign of rebellion. And in order to better understand this message, Jacquie chose a sexy communication, to remember the years of the Cultural Revolution in San Francisco and California. And now has expanded its production to clothing, with denim shirts and leather jackets. “I am selling a lifestyle”, the designer says.

Anello con il segno della pace e una azurite

Orecchino con tormalina triangolare e diamanti

Anello con pavé di diamanti e labradorite

Anello con pietra luna, oro rosa, diamanti

The rich hippie style by Jacquie Aiche

Published on July 27, 2015

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In her bohemian chic jewelry’s world, Jacquie Aiche mixes elements of the culture of the native American, for example turquoise and tourmaline, with shapes inspired by the Middle East, like the rings mutistrato or long chains, or even the fingers that wrap bracelet. And it is no coincidence as the father of the designers grown in Hollywood Hills is Egyptian, while her mother is a native American. Since childhood she was collecting mineral and has managed to make her hobby into a business, creating the brand that bears her name a decade ago. In these years his pieces have been worn by many celebs. Among the various names Anna Kendrick, the supermodel Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Rihanna, with whom she has recently collaborated for a line of temporary tattoos. For her new collection reworks 14K gold rings, bracelets and earrings. The result is a style defined by Aiche, rich hippie. And given the success that collects probably even a little happy rich. Lavinia Andorno

Anello multidita in oro giallo con due tormalineverdi a goccia e una forma di barbetta

Orecchini a cerchio in oro rosa con due turchesi viola pendenti a forma di triangolo rovesciato

Anello in oro giallo con pavé di diamanti e due tormaline rosa una grezza e lp'altra a forma di barbetta — Anello in oro giallo con pavé di diamanti e due tormaline rosa una grezza e lp’altra a forma di barbetta

Anello in oro rosa con turchese a forma di goccia e pavé di diamanti

Bracciale in oro giallo con tre turchesi a forma di goccia circondati dadiamanti

Orecchini con quattro rubini e due barrette di tormaline verdi

Anello in oro giallo multistrato e smeraldo grezzo

Bracciale in oro rosa con pavé di diamanti e tre tormaline watermelon

Bracciale in oro rosa con pavé di diamanti e tre diaspri verde menta

Orecchini in oro rosa, rubini e due barrette di tormaline verdi, con catena impreziosita da due diamanti da cui pendono due rubini