maya magal london celebrating international women's day 2023

 

Meet the women that make us.

This International Women's Day we're celebrating the exceptional women that make up the Maya Magal team. As a female founded and independently-led business, we're proud to empower women, amplify their voices and celebrate their talents. 

 

Being a woman is a multi-faceted job.

Our core values are rooted in inclusivity, equality, and collaboration, we are always striving to empower and appreciate the talent of the women around us, while working towards a better future for all women. So, today (and every day) we celebrate the wonderful women who make up our team. From our jewellers at the workbench to our Maya, our founder, we recognise the many roles women take on in life and as women, we design and make jewellery to honour this.

Handcrafted in London, designed for life.

 

MAYA | Founder

Favourite part of your job?

I love swapping out my laptop for my sketchbook and drawing up new design ideas and collections.

What does IWD mean to you?

For me, it means celebrating being a female business owner and a mother. Bringing up my two daughters to be strong women and understanding they have choices.

 

GEMMA | Brand Manager

Favourite part of your job?

Working alongside other inspiring creatives. From our jewellers at the workbench to our photography studios, each team is driven by incredibly talented women.

What does IWD mean to you?

It creates space to recognise the individual and collective power of women, spotlighting how far we've come and how far we can go when we work together and support one another.

 

ANNIKA | E-commerce Coordinator

Favourite part of your job?

My favourite part of my job is that no two days are the same. I also love always being surrounded by so much creativity and collaboration.

What does IWD mean to you?

It's a moment to celebrate the many achievements of the strong and inspiring women in my life and beyond as we continue to work towards a better future for all women.

 

CAITLIN | Brand Designer 

Favourite part of your job?

Using my creativity on exciting projects and campaigns and working with an amazing team.

What does IWD mean to you?

It makes me grateful to be surrounded by inspiring and supportive women, including family, friends and colleagues.

 

KAT | Flagship Store Manager

Favourite part of your job?

Being creative through our visual merchandising and window displays.

What does IWD mean to you?

A time to celebrate talent and diversity within our female founded business.

 

RAVEN | Jewellery Production Manager

Favourite part of your job?

Developing new collections and sourcing beautiful gemstones for new one-of-a-kind-rings.

What does IWD mean to you?

It reminds me to celebrate all the amazing women in my life and I'm grateful to have an amazing all-female workshop bench team!

 

FUNMI | Jeweller

Favourite part of your job?

I love seeing all of our creations come together from start to finish and being able to be creative and handcrafting all day is definitely my favourite part.

What does IWD mean to you?

It’s a day for women to come together and support and encourage each other.

 

ALMA | Stylist

Favourite part of your job?

Being part of the customer journey in helping them find something that will forever be part of their life, whether it be an engagement ring or a simple necklace.

What does IWD mean to you?

It's a day to appreciate the women in our lives and celebrate their support.

 

RONNI | Stylist

Favourite part of your job?

I love talking to customers, meeting new people and connecting over jewellery.

What does IWD mean to you?

It's a day to celebrate women's success but also to highlight where there are still some inequalities to work on.

 

SAIMA | Stylist



Favourite part of your job?

Being able to hear everyone's story behind their chosen jewellery pieces is so rewarding.

What does IWD mean to you?

The celebration and unity of recognising the empowerment and achievements of women.

 

 

March 07, 2023

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