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Youtz — Tunisian Heritage Inspired Fashion & Luxury Jewelry2 min read

By Editorial Staff November 10, 2019
Written by Editorial Staff November 10, 2019
Youtz — Tunisian Heritage Inspired Fashion and Luxury Jewelry

Youtz is a Tunisia-based jewelry brand that has been the talk of social media platforms. It’s a hit with fashionistas and those who want to look their best wearing Tunisian local designed jewelry. The brand’s designs are very elegant and lavish, which are inspired by traditional Tunisian jewels blended with modern styles.

Tunisian Heritage Inspired Fashion

Aya Sinan
Some models made by Youtz.
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Aya Sinan, founder of Youtz.

Before becoming a designer, Aya Sinan, founder and designer of Youtz, was a web developer and she graduated with a Computer Science degree. After a short career in IT, she decided to follow through her passion and dreams, and started her jewelry line.

Aya’s passion for arts and design goes back to her school days. As a schoolgirl, she was naturally attracted to anything related to arts and design, the passion never faded away. And she kept dreaming of launching her own jewelry line until she finally did.

“Seeing somebody wearing my jewelry gives me a great sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. Thus, jewelry designing was a natural move for me.” Aya, said.

Aya Sinan
Aya Sinan

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