The recent debut of Aisha Baker and Tabbah at the iconic Harrods department store in London has certainly turned heads in the world of high-end jewelry. This exclusive pop-up store, expertly curated by House of Luxury, offers a glimpse into the luxurious and exquisite designs of these two esteemed brands.
On showcase since October 4th are a dazzling array of handcrafted jewelry pieces, each a testament to the dedication and artistry of Aisha Baker and Tabbah. One standout piece is a biker bracelet from Tabbah, priced at an impressive £59,640, showcasing the brand’s unwavering commitment to luxury craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
Aisha Baker, founded in 2017 in Dubai, has quickly garnered attention for its unique approach to creating “wearable art” for the modern woman. Drawing inspiration from childhood tales, rare materials, and cutting-edge design techniques, Aisha Baker crafts exceptional pieces that are truly one-of-a-kind.
In contrast, Tabbah stands as a venerable jewelry house with a rich 157-year history hailing from Beirut, Lebanon. Under the innovative leadership of Nagib Tabbah, the brand has evolved to cater to a younger audience with bold and avant-garde designs that push boundaries.
Alongside Aisha Baker and Tabbah, House of Luxury proudly represents a lineup of esteemed jewelers such as Alessa Jewelry, Ara Vartanian, Yeprem, Nikos Koulis, Maya, and Hadoro Paris. These brands all share a dedication to quality, innovation, and artistry, cementing their status as sought-after names in the realm of high-end jewelry.
The collaboration at Harrods between House of Luxury, Aisha Baker, and Tabbah offers a rare opportunity for customers to explore and indulge in the finest jewelry creations from these prestigious brands. With their rich heritage, commitment to craftsmanship, and cutting-edge design approaches, Aisha Baker and Tabbah continue to captivate audiences globally with their exceptional collections.
To explore more about Aisha Baker and Tabbah, you can visit their official websites here: Aisha Baker and Tabbah.
