Our Journey
ASJ began in May 2017 — a quiet spark, a sketch, a vision to shape jewelry as stories rather than objects. What started as a conceptual idea grew into a world where heritage, emotion, and sculptural beauty meet. Every collection is a chapter of this journey: forms carved from memory, textures drawn from nature, and lines inspired by the rhythm of modern Egyptian women. Each piece carries the soul of our craft — intentional, expressive, and made to live with you.
From our first design to the creations yet to come, ASJ remains guided by the same promise: to craft jewelry that feels like a narrative on the skin — personal, poetic, and unmistakably ours.
Timeless Origins, Future Bound
At Ann Elsaban Jewelry, our mission is to create jewelry that carries meaning beyond adornment. Rooted in architectural thinking and artistic storytelling, each piece is designed to balance form and emotion — crafted to feel personal, enduring, and intentional.
We aim to design timeless objects that move with the wearer, honor heritage and nature, and become part of everyday life. Jewelry not defined by trends, but by connection, craftsmanship, and lasting presence.
Meet The Founder
Ann ElSaban is a Cairo-based jewelry designer and architect, with a background in Applied Arts and a deep-rooted connection to art, culture, and design. Her early fascination with jewelry stemmed from its ability to carry meaning — personal, cultural, and enduring.
Guided by architectural principles, Ann founded ASJ as a space where form meets emotion. Each piece is thoughtfully designed through a dialogue between structure and fluidity, drawing inspiration from nature, history, and artistic storytelling. The result is jewelry that feels intentional and lasting — created to resonate, to be worn daily, and to become part of one’s personal narrative.
Our vision is to design jewelry that is intentional, with lasting stories. We aspire to create pieces that feel both rooted and forward-looking — carrying cultural depth while speaking to modern lives.
ASJ envisions jewelry as a quiet constant: worn daily, lived with, and passed on. Objects of meaning that connect past and present, form and feeling, the personal and the universal.
