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Funk Me Up

Never straying away from her signature bold statement pieces, the designer behind JEWELS, Sogol Zabihi , presents an eclectic and bright new collection for the New Year called Funk Me Up. This sublimely fresh collection uses ancient Middle Eastern symbols such as the “Evil Eye” and the “Fatima Hand”.

Sogol presents these traditional motifs in a modern and contemporary style, using different enamel hues for the Evil Eyes and Fatima Hands. The new range also includes funky cocktail rings that are great for adding some pizzazz to your look without changing your basic style.

The Funk Me Up collection can now be found at high-end stores such as Ounass and Tigerlily in Dubai, Pink Diamond and YAZI in Bahrain, and Mosaic Boutique in Kuwait. For further information or contact details please visit JEWELS Accessories here.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hi,
these are also available at mosaic boutique in salhiya.
shu84 said…
Wow`;))
Sn3a said…
7elweeen!
thanx

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