Athra Jewels is a Kuwaiti jewelry brand founded in 2022 by architects Ghalya AlHashem and Heba AlMajdeli.

An Architectural Approach to Fine Jewelry

Our journey began through our shared background in architecture. During our studies, we explored the Art Deco movement and became captivated by its distinctive beauty, geometric patterns, symmetry, and details. Inspired by its timeless elegance, we wanted to translate the movement's architectural language into jewelry, creating pieces that reflect the beauty of Art Deco through a different artistic medium.

What began as an exploration of this movement gradually evolved into a broader creative journey. We continued developing new designs, exploring different inspirations, forms, and details while maintaining the artistic vision that shaped our beginnings.

Today, Athra Jewels reflects our passion for architecture, art, and design, bringing together creativity and craftsmanship in every piece, as it continues to bridge the worlds of architecture and jewelry, approaching each piece as a small work of art.

Athra Jewels is a Kuwaiti jewelry brand founded in 2022 by architects Ghalya AlHashem and Heba AlMajdeli.

An Architectural Approach to Fine Jewelry

Our journey began through our shared background in architecture. During our studies, we explored the Art Deco movement and became captivated by its distinctive beauty, geometric patterns, symmetry, and details. Inspired by its timeless elegance, we wanted to translate the movement's architectural language into jewelry, creating pieces that reflect the beauty of Art Deco through a different artistic medium.

What began as an exploration of this movement gradually evolved into a broader creative journey. We continued developing new designs, exploring different inspirations, forms, and details while maintaining the artistic vision that shaped our beginnings.

Today, Athra Jewels reflects our passion for architecture, art, and design, bringing together creativity and craftsmanship in every piece, as it continues to bridge the worlds of architecture and jewelry, approaching each piece as a small work of art.