lisaRealm’s collided and molded the biracial jewelry designer, Lisa Rocha’s vision for accessories. She is a Los Angeles resident of Mexican and Native American descent. In a disproportionately flooded jewelry market, Ilaments rises above by bringing one of a kind heritage inspired charms.

Celebrity clients who can be seen decorated in Ilaments include: Erykah Badu, Gwen Stefani and Eva Longoria. Each eclectic Ilaments trinket is consciously crafted with a single misplaced bead. This signature bead detail is derived from the Native American belief in standing for our imperfection.  Rocha’s selection of vibrant hues, floral accents and storytelling displayed through goldsmithing, are rich in Mexican tradition. Here are a few culturally collaborative pieces from her many collections:

 

 

birdIlaments sparrow bracelet is a part of the Flor y Canto collection. It is the well-balanced metaphoric arm candy, that intertwines old souls with millennial’s.  This handcrafted lovebird is made with gold plated wire, teal crystals and a time-honored resin flower.  (Price $58 )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

loverboyThis all black matte onyx skull bracelet is as smooth as the Lover Boy wearing it. Women appreciate a stylish man who’s a little rough around the edges, but don’t worry these tough stones were made with 100% cariño. (Price $38)

 

 

 

 

 

 

boThe Boho Chula Dream earrings were created for the women who walk to the beat of their own drum. The beautiful droplets and tassels protect her gorgeous carefree spirit. The Dreamcatcher’s soft pastel colors make her nightmares disappear like the light of day. (Price $38)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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The gold plated floral bamboos are for the bright and bold Chingona from the #CholaBoss Each heart-shaped bouquet is as diverse as the independent, street-smart women who show them off. (Price $45)

Shop at: www.Ilaments.net

About The Author

Bianca Alysse is a creatively driven Bronx-born writer and editor. Before becoming The Knockturnal‘s music editor she served as Latina‘s creative coordinator and was a contributor at Billboard. The Boricua scribe has a lengthy resume in the music industry and has penned for Universal Music Publishing Group, Epic Records, G.O.O.D. Music, Compound Entertainment, Artistry & Récords, and Arcade Creative Group. Her work has been seen on platforms like VIBE, mitú, TIDAL, Remezcla, and behind the scenes at New York Fashion Week. As an independent contractor, she has written for Sony Music Entertainment’s global business affairs department, Warner Music Group, and currently Roc Nation.

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