Saudi Arabia Jewellery NewsMiddle-East Jewelry News Rising Saudi Jewelry Brand OFA Draws Praise and Debate by Nikhil Prasad July 23, 2025 written by Nikhil Prasad July 23, 2025 0 comments Share 0FacebookTwitterPinterestThreadsBlueskyEmail 15 Saudia Arabia Gems News: OFA Jewelry Blends Heritage with Modern Glamour Founded in 2020 by Saudi social media icon Hala Abdullah, OFA—short for “One For All”—is quickly gaining traction as a luxury jewelry brand rooted in Arabian heritage yet designed for the modern global stage. With every shimmering piece, Abdullah channels the cultural richness of Saudi Arabia, using motifs like the Arabian sword and Najdi triangle to tell stories of tradition and identity. Title: Simple but elegant and unique pieces by OFA Image Credit: OFA Jewelry This Saudi Arabia Gems News report takes a closer look at how OFA has managed to stir both admiration and debate in a competitive luxury market. Collaborating with Dubai-based artisans, the brand’s collections echo a deep respect for materials, highlighted by a vibrant array of ethically sourced gemstones and 18-karat gold. The aesthetic, which merges simplicity with timeless elegance, reflects Abdullah’s multicultural experiences across Riyadh, Paris, and Los Angeles—where she studied architectural design. A Cultural Narrative Woven into Every Piece OFA isn’t just about adornment. At its core is Abdullah’s mission to unite people through design, fostering a global community that values individuality and unity. Her collections serve as personal talismans, inviting wearers to embrace both cultural pride and contemporary sophistication. Among OFA’s standout lines is the Foug collection, unveiled in celebration of Saudi National Day. It features rich green onyx and geometric rhombus motifs, evoking a deep connection to national heritage while feeling refreshingly modern. Meanwhile, the Selene collection adds a touch of whimsy, marrying luminous pearls with vivid blue topaz to reflect the beauty and fluidity of nature. Exclusivity Comes at a Price While OFA has earned praise for its cultural depth and design finesse, not all feedback has been glowing. Some critics question the brand’s high pricing given its relative newness. For example, the Nereide pearl necklace—featuring dual strands of pearls, white-gold pendants, and blue topaz—comes with a hefty SR27,151 (around $7,220) price tag. The Arura diamond ring, more modestly priced at SR2,951, showcases impeccable craftsmanship, yet still leaves some shoppers hesitant due to perceived lack of value. Balancing Craft and Cost in a New Luxury Landscape Despite the critique, OFA continues to resonate with a growing clientele that seeks more than just luxury—they seek meaning. Each OFA piece is a wearable narrative, rooted in heritage yet adapted for the world stage. In an industry often dominated by legacy brands, OFA represents a fresh, homegrown voice that refuses to compromise on ethics, artistry, or cultural storytelling. Whether one is drawn by the allure of Saudi symbolism or the refined global aesthetic, OFA is carving out its own space in the jewelry world. It may still be early days for the brand, but its commitment to thoughtful design and emotional connection suggests it is here to stay. For more details on OFA Jewelry, check out the website: https://www.ofaofficial.com/ For the latest Saudi Arabia Gems News, keep on logging to Gems News. 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