'Ocha' is the independent jewellery brand you need to know
'The Ocha' is challenging everything we know about handmade fine jewellery with simple yet powerful designing.
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According to the brand it is, 'inspired by minimalist Scandi culture, '.
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The minimalistic style of Scandinavia is becoming more renowned worldwide. Originating from the aesthetic of their famous architecture, Scandinavian minimalism can also be found in their jewellery. An environmentally friendly aspect can also be detected, where inspiration from both nature and man forms perfect harmony.
In this vein, Ocha jewellery with it's dainty stones and fine, delicate lines is a welcome alternative to the norm.
Ocha offers a variety of styles ranging from the dainty and delicate 'Nandi' to the uber-stylish and popular 'Noro'.
Ocha, a fairly new brand, will be having it's official launch on March 24th in Lekki.
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