It’s no secret that COVID-19 has had an overwhelming effect on businesses, but the truth of the matter is that Black-owned businesses are at a higher risk of not being able to brave this storm. If there is anything that this year has taught me, it’s to pull up and show support where I can. While some have taken the approach of attending protests or donating to the Black Lives Matter organization, buying from Black-owned businesses is one way of standing in solidarity that can push long-term change against systemic racism.
Being in quarantine has brought out the worst in my impulsive buying habit, however; this past month I have come across an array of Black-owned brands that have officially made me a lifelong customer. One thing I’m always on the hunt for is jewelry. Whether you’re looking for statement pieces, vintage finds, or everyday bling, I’ve done the honors of rounding up these incredible Black-owned jewelry lines. If your love for fine jewelry knows no bounds, and if you’re looking for more ways to show support for the Black community, pull up and be prepared to add these pieces to your cart.
Being in quarantine has brought out the worst in my impulsive buying habit, however; this past month I have come across an array of Black-owned brands that have officially made me a lifelong customer. One thing I’m always on the hunt for is jewelry. Whether you’re looking for statement pieces, vintage finds, or everyday bling, I’ve done the honors of rounding up these incredible Black-owned jewelry lines. If your love for fine jewelry knows no bounds, and if you’re looking for more ways to show support for the Black community, pull up and be prepared to add these pieces to your cart.
Lola Ade
Bold and vibrant jewelry rooted in West African influence.
BR Design Co.
Modern, colorful statement earrings made from polymer clay in Charleston, South Carolina.
BYCHARI
A wide collection that ranges from simple, subtle, everyday jewelry to luxury signature pieces.
Jam + Rico
Playing on the owner’s Jamaican and Puerto Rican background, these products are infused with playful Caribbean flair.
Oma the Label
A collection made for women to feel and look empowered and confident.
Yam
Sustainable, minimalistic jewelry made in Astoria, New York, and sourced from upcycled materials.
Stella & Haas
Classic statement jewelry with a wide collection of unisex pieces.
Nirvana Wild
Modern pieces with bohemian flavor filled with perfect options for stacking and layering.
Omi Woods
Ethically handmade jewelry made with fair-trade African gold and globally sourced fine metals. This jewelry is made with the intent to be worn every day and honor all of our connections to Africa.
GOLDIIE
One-of-a-kind earrings made in the Netherlands, inspired by the owner’s Caribbean roots.
Gypsy BK
A collection that blends modernity and individualism into every piece.
Épifenē
Timeless jewelry infused with mixed-heritage influence.
Nandi Naya
A minimalistic collection for the modern woman.
Your continuous support for the Black community doesn’t have to stop at just buying from Black-owned businesses. Impressed with the packaging? Share it. Are you loving their deals and sales? Send their posts to friends and family members you think would enjoy it. One of the best way to carry on with this movement is to share your finds with your closest circle and on social media.
Top photo: Courtesy of Instagram/@bychari
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Top photo: Courtesy of Instagram/@bychari
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