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Saudi designer Lillian Ismail launches culturally rich Jadela collection, inspired by the Arabic hair braid

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A symbol of strength and unity, the braid has been re-imagined in gold and diamond, translating its fluid, interwoven form into elegant, wearable, minimalist jewellery pieces that resonate with heritage and modern aesthetics. The collection includes rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings

Jeddah: In the dynamic landscape of fine jewellery, Saudi designer Lillian Ismail continues to push creative boundaries and honour cultural identity with her latest collection, Jadela. As the youngest jewellery designer in Saudi Arabia, Ismail brings a fresh and authentic voice to the industry, fusing heritage with high fashion in a way that feels both modern and deeply meaningful.

The Jadela Collection draws its inspiration from the Arabic hair braid, or jadela, a traditional element that carries powerful cultural significance. In many Arab cultures, braids symbolize protection, unity and strength — qualities that women have carried with them for generations. With Jadela, Lillian pays tribute to this symbolism by re-imagining the braid in gold and diamonds, translating its fluid, interwoven form into elegant jewellery.  pieces.

The collection includes rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings, each crafted with a minimalist aesthetic and a timeless design. These pieces feature continuous lines and soft curves that reflect the organic flow of a braid, creating a sense of cohesion and harmony. The understated elegance of the collection makes it ideal for everyday wear, while its cultural roots give it emotional depth and personal significance.

One of the hallmarks of Lillian Ismail’s design philosophy is her ability to bridge past and present, and Jadela does exactly that. It appeals to those who appreciate clean, contemporary jewellery, yet it also resonates with those who value cultural preservation and story-telling through design. Each piece becomes not just an accessory, but a conversation — a wearable reminder of heritage, identity and resilience.

Prices for the Jadela Collection range from SAR 6,300 to SAR 9,775, depending on the design and materials used. The collection is available through Lillian Ismail’s official website and selected retailers such as Mira Y Mano, offering accessibility to those seeking fine craftsmanship paired with cultural expression.

With the launch of Jadela, Lillian Ismail reinforces her reputation as a designer who honours tradition while pushing creative boundaries. The collection stands as a celebration of strength and femininity.

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