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Sometimes jewelry should be fun, pretty, and affordable. And that's what's JEWELS Accessories are all about. How could you resist the Fatima Hand and the Arabic letter Coin Earrings shown above, so full of bright iridescent colours that exude both young and fresh sensation to classic shaped stones and jewels.

American born Iranian, Sogol Zabihi is the mastermind behind JEWELS Accessories, one of the Middle East’s most sought after and fashionable jewellery and accessories brands.

After she finished college from University of Long Beach in LA in 2003 she returned to the UAE and began to notice that there was a gap in the market for young and trendy jewellery and decided to become an agent for various small up and coming labels. "In the Middle East jewellery is either very expensive or the opposite; there is nothing in the middle". As a result, her love for jewellery sparked, uniting her more creative side with her entrepreneurial background. Now the 27 years old designer launches a new collection every month with each piece handmade in Italy maintaining the highest standards in quality. combining cutting edge contemporary designs with traditional Middle Eastern influences.
JEWELS Accessories’ exclusive designs have already made their way into all the high end boutiques including, Sauce and Harvey Nichols in the UAE, Pink Diamond Boutique in Bahrain and all Ounass stores across the region.

For further information or contact details please visit JEWELS Accessories website here.
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Unknown said…
It is also available in Villa Moda. spotted them earlier this summer in the tiny exhibition hear the stairs.
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08 October, 2009
Sn3a said…
7elween walla
thanx
08 October, 2009
Anonymous said…
hiii plz i dunno where to find the perfect harem pants !
can u helt me ;p
08 October, 2009
Anonymous said…
Cancona, where can i shop repetto
08 October, 2009
Sn3a said…
men b3ad ethnech confashions

repetto telgonhom eb Villa Moda

o me too want to know where can we find perfect harem pants
08 October, 2009
Margogaa said…
last year they had there stuff displayed at ZERBAFT boutique in Marina mall.
and I heard they have a good relationship with the designer SOGOL.
08 October, 2009
Anonymous said…
I took a look at the collection today at Ounass Bahrain, its cute, but not really affordable to the majority of people, I would say the price points are more toward the high end to expensive considering the fact that they are only costume jewelry and not the real thing... unless you have bundles of disposable income, stick to smaller "real" jewelry at least when you wear it you know you paid for something worth the price.
08 October, 2009
Confashion said…
Dina
Really? I've never noticed! I'll check them out next time I'm there :) Thanks for the tip!

Sn3a
Anytime ;)

Anonymous & Sn3a
OK. so what kind of Harem Pants are you looking for? Silk? Jersey? Fancy or casual? It all depends. However, You might want to check out Reiss located at the Avenues phase 2 for fancier styles. For jersey Harem Pants, you may find a bigger selection at H&M and TopShop but they're all the casual type. Mango had soft denim harem pants but I'm not sure if it's still in stock or not. By Malene Birger had a nicely cut harem pants in soft blue grey and black. Your last resort would be online on ShopBop.com, they have a wiiiiide range of harem pants of any kind!

Anonymous
Villa Moda :)

Margoga
That's interesting! I wish I knew about it back then. Thanks for sharing :)

Anonymous
You're right in the sense that it's better to buy the real thing. But personally I sometimes like to buy unique & fun accessories with that won't cost a lot of money. Besides, in our region, most jewelers stick to classic designs. So JEWELS is sth nice for a change.
10 October, 2009
moments of sissyness said…
Pardon my innocence but what by the way are "harem pants"? Do you need to own a harem to be seen wearing one ? Jokes apart, this is a fashion emergency I am dying to know where I can find Roopa Vohra jewelry and accessories in town. I would like to mix n match 'em with the Sogol I just bought on eBay.
10 October, 2009
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