Brand identity & social art direction
A long-running jewelry brand relationship spanning identity modernization, product photography, art direction and evolving social-media systems.


Modernizing a familiar jewelry identity without losing the character customers already recognized.

The photography was intentionally kept product-focused, letting customers inspect the pieces without hiding them behind elaborate sets. Close-up details, lock mechanisms, stamps and finishes became part of the selling story rather than decorative afterthoughts.



The content system had to do two things at once: keep every product easy to inspect and make the grid feel intentionally branded. Dark navy treatments gave older high-demand products stronger contrast, while lighter ceramic and fabric setups introduced new pieces without losing the brand's gold-led visual language.

The visual language evolved with the product mix, while the grid remained recognizably AL MALEKA.

AL MALEKA Jewelry evolved across several years of identity and social work. The project began with a modernization of the Arabic wordmark, then expanded into product photography, visual direction and a flexible Instagram system designed to keep jewelry details clear while giving the brand a recognizable rhythm.
This case is part of a curated selection. A broader portfolio lives on Behance and HA Creatives.