Noura Sakkijha’s Post

As the year comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on what we’ve accomplished. 2025 was the most challenging year we’ve had. We navigated the lowest consumer sentiment since 2020, rapidly rising gold prices, and sudden trade policy changes in one of our largest markets — all in a very short period of time. (One day, maybe when I write a book, I’ll unpack all the details.) None of it was easy. What I’m most proud of is how quickly our team stepped in, adapted, and stayed focused on protecting the customer experience. Despite the challenges, we kept moving forward. We grew Mejuri, opened 15 stores, expanded into the Middle East, adjusted our sourcing and distribution strategy in record time, and introduced incredible products — including our second launch of Salmon Gold, to name a few. As we wrap up the year, I’m energized by how the jewelry industry continues to evolve. As traditional luxury becomes more expensive and less accessible, there’s a clear shift toward meaning, self-purchase, and everyday wear. This is exactly what Mejuri was built on — thoughtful design, great craftsmanship, and attainable prices. From day one, we believed jewelry should be about self-expression — about marking the milestones that matter to you. “Buy yourself the damn diamond” wasn’t a slogan; it was a mindset. To now see this philosophy reflected as a core industry trajectory — and to see Mejuri referenced in the McKinsey study and BoF article — is a powerful reminder that we didn’t just follow a trend. We helped define a category. Most importantly, thank you to our community — for showing up for us, believing in us, and continuing to be our champions through it all. We truly wouldn’t be here without you. Grateful for our team, our partners, and our community — and excited for what’s ahead. https://lnkd.in/gqQWge_H

Kudos to the fantastic work you and the team at Mejuri are doing !

In India, jewellery plays a central role in almost every occasion and celebration. However, rising gold prices have dampened buyer sentiment, even in this highly resilient market. As a result, many jewellery brands are focusing on offering high-quality, lightweight gold products to maintain affordability. At the same time, lab-grown diamonds have gained significant momentum as consumers increasingly seek value-driven alternatives.

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Strong year, especially given the headwinds you navigated. What stood out while reading this was not just the growth, but the clarity of belief behind it. Building around self-expression and everyday wear before the industry caught up is what makes the momentum feel earned, not accidental. Also interesting to see how you adapted operations and still protected customer experience. That balance is where most brands struggle. Excited to see where you take Mejuri next.

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I honestly think the shift toward self purchase and everyday jewelry is one of the biggest changes in this industry right now. A lot of customers today seem to care less about “status” and more about whether a piece actually feels personal and wearable in real life. Curious if you think this trend will keep growing over the next few years?

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Congratulations Noura and team! Our most recent purchase will be under the tree

At Regeneration we're honored to be working with Noura and the Mejuri team https://youtu.be/sN-DXpHuwbg?si=Q2UWnKfLW_fRlRYF

 Proof that building with purpose really lasts 💛

Well done 👍🏻 keep up the great job you are doing and best luck for next year 🙏🏻

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