A jeweler shows a golden necklace and other accessories during the Watch and Jewelry Middle East Show in the Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. ©Giuseppe Cacace/AFP
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Point-of-sale transactions in Saudi Arabia climbed last week, a growth led by jewelry purchases, which increased at 29.9%.
Established by Isabel Ribeiro, Amarjon Biojoias makes earrings, bracelets and necklaces from leaves, flowers and seeds of Brazilian biomes.
Isabel Oliveira Fine Jewelry is a global firm that also has points of sales in Paris, Miami and three malls in São Paulo. A partner of the brand says the experience of having a store in Saudi Arabia has been spectacular.
The Odisseia collection was launched in early August. Other pieces inspired by the Arab country will be released soon. Garcia brings a contemporary look that pays tribute to the Arab country in her jewelry.
The founder of jewelry brand Paola Vilas; the fashion exports specialist, Camila Fogaça; and the Marketing & Content director of the Arab Brazilian Chamber, Silvana Gomes, spoke about their experiences in exporting fashion products, such as jewelry and footwear, at an event at São Paulo college ESPM.
The Oásis collection was designed by Brazilian visual artist Camila Klein for the 2022 winter and is still on the market. The pieces are inspired by Arab princesses and queens.
The business is currently run by the Farsi family’s fourth generation. New technologies have enabled lighter, more delicate pieces, and the brand’s longevity sets it apart in a competitive market.
The Brazilian designer has had her pieces sold in a store in the emirate for two years and participated for the second time in the Arab Fashion Week. In Brazil, the designer has 753,000 followers on Instagram and is popular among celebrities.
Brazilian companies that have been to online events organized in other countries see lower costs as a positive aspect. However, securing actual sales deals is more challenging.
Julls exports fine jewelry by Brazilian designers to the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Mexico and Puerto Rico. Now, it is planning a trunk show in Bahrain before the year ends.
Founded in 2017 by Syrian businessman Alaa Kara Ali, Metro Brazil has offices in São Paulo and Dubai and sells garments, accessories and cosmetics made in Brazil to the Middle East and the whole world.
Three designers exhibit fine and semi-fine jewelry at the Watch & Jewellery Middle East Show, which started last Tuesday (1st) at the emirate of Sharjah. Participation is organized by Brazil Atmosphere project.
A Brazilian entrepreneur has a plan to offer guidance to businesses in exporting and promoting typically Brazilian jewelry, fashion and art.
