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Uneek Jewelry: A Legacy of Excellence in Design and Family Ties October 18, 2023 (0 comments)

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Los Angeles, CA--The award-winning jewelry designer Benjamin Javaheri is the visionary behind the esteemed jewelry design businesses in the industry.

[Image via The Jewelry Book]

According to The Jewelry Book magazine story, Benjamin, with the help of his wife Natalie, has grown Uneek Jewelry — established 24 years ago — into a brand synonymous with meticulous craftsmanship and family values.

Natalie, who became Uneek's marketing director in 2013, brings her professional prowess and the warmth of a mother to their two children.

Remarkably, the first employee who joined Benjamin 27 years ago remains a valued member of the Uneek family. This deep-rooted sense of loyalty underscores Benjamin's belief in family – not by blood, but by choice.

Apart from their commitment to their family, Benjamin and Natalie share a light-hearted approach to work-life balance. Though they're inseparable in business, they value their moments of solace, driving separately to and from their office.

However, they always find their way back to each other, discussing business matters with a shared passion.

Uneek Jewelry's accolades are a testament to Benjamin's dedication to quality. Recognized as among the most awarded jewelry designers, Benjamin takes pride in sourcing the finest stones and materials.

In 2023, the brand secured five prestigious JCK Jewelers Choice Awards, with a notable first-place win in the Colored Stones category and a cash prize of $10,000.

Looking ahead, Benjamin and Natalie are keen on keeping the brand innovative while ensuring that their two little successors continue the Uneek legacy. The magazine story noted that Benjamin also voiced his perspective on lab-grown stones, emphasizing, "Your love is real, so your diamond should be, too."

Learn more in the entire story published by The Jewelry Book.

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