Jaqueline Calderon is a jewelry maker from Tlahuac, Mexico. She creates unique designs inspired by nature, incorporating stones and other features into her pieces. Jaqueline uses copper, brass with 18-karat gold plating, and a variety of natural stones sourced from India and Mexico.

The Toffie Shop is founded by Lisa, a young marketing professional from Ghana. She runs Toffie as a passion project in her spare time to celebrate womanhood and connect with her African heritage. The name "Toffie" is symbolic of love and care, inspired by Lisa's childhood memories of asking her mom for toffee. The waist beads are a dedication to the journey from girlhood to womanhood and a celebration of women. Lisa's mission is to help demystify African waist beads and keep the tradition alive while supporting others.

Jam + Rico is a jewelry line that draws inspiration from the Caribbean. It was founded by Lisette Scott in 2016 and features earrings, bracelets, and traditional pieces such as the Cowrie Shell. The collection is designed to reflect the sun and island life.

Brandy Gueary founded Authentically B to share her passion for fashion and beauty. She embraced authenticity on social media but became concerned about the prevalence of edited and curated content without disclaimers. In response, she introduced the hashtag #BeautyDisclaimer to highlight the realities behind her posts, such as makeup use and photo editing.

Sharee Miller is a celebrated illustrator and author, famous for her bestselling book "Curlfriends: New in Town" and the acclaimed "Don't Touch My Hair." Her work reflects the vibrant colors and sunshine of her upbringing in St. Thomas, featuring fresh, cheerful characters that embody the essence of black joy.

We Dream in Colour is a black-owned, self-funded, independent jewelry line owned by sisters Jade Gedeon and Mika Miller, dedicated to sustainability. Renowned for bold colors and rich patinas, their pieces are handmade by an all-women team in Salem, MA. Crafted using repurposed materials and eco-friendly processes, they collaborate with socially conscious suppliers. With over 700 styles, their collection features vintage-inspired pieces, nature motifs, glamorous options, and versatile everyday designs.

Haiti Design Co is a training and production center employing over 150 people in Haiti. The organization houses and partners with production teams working in many types of artisan crafting, including leatherwork, sewing, jewelry making, aluminum casting, metal work, weaving, beadwork, horn & bone, tailoring, and shoe making.

Bijou Lakay is a Haitian woman-owned business creating artisan offerings that walk the line of crafts and fashion.  The sustainably sourced bullhorn accessories are one-of-a-kind,  made under fair-trade and zero waste practices. Your purchase directly supports the continued production of distinct craftsmanship and invests back into the local economy of those making these notable creations.