Yara Lotfy Jude Benhalim, the jewelry house known for its sculptural forms and its enduring dialogue between stone, metal, and the body, today announces the launch of its first Home Collection—the brand’s most significant expansion since its founding. Launching in the year Jude Benhalim celebrates its 15th anniversary, the collection marks a defining milestone in the house’s evolution. Nearly two years in the making, the Home Collection carries Jude Benhalim’s signature material language beyond the body and into candle holders, vessels, and sculptural objects for the home, each shaped by the same hands and craftsmanship the brand has built its name on. More than a new category, Home represents the natural next chapter for the brand, extending fifteen years of sculptural craftsmanship and design into the spaces people inhabit every day.
“For the past fifteen years, we’ve been creating jewelry, always exploring form,” says Jude Benhalim. “Over time, we found ourselves thinking beyond the body, imagining how the same forms could exist within a space. It never felt like we were starting over. It felt familiar. So this doesn’t feel like we’re introducing something new – it feels like we’re inviting you into the next chapter of our story. Welcome home.”
Three Ideas, One Philosophy
The Home Collection is anchored in three ideas that define its identity: Home as an extension of jewelry, carrying the brand’s design language into new spaces; Jewelry for Spaces, translating Jude Benhalim’s sculptural forms, fluid lines, and material explorations into functional objects for the home, bringing the same artistic expression from the body into everyday living; the natural evolution of stone and metal, materials the brand has always seen as being in transformation; and Home as Life – the belief that, like jewelry, these objects gather meaning through the rituals and moments they witness.
Two Years, Relearned
Scaling sculptural jewelry-making techniques into home-scale objects meant new molds, new methods, and long stretches of trial and error. “We tested new techniques, built new molds, failed, adjusted, and began again,” Jude shares. “But we were never leaving jewelry behind. We were allowing the same craftsmanship, the same hands, and the same design language to grow into something new. This is not a different world for Jude Benhalim. It is a natural extension of our own.”
“I’ve always believed that the things we keep close to us gather meaning over time,” Jude adds. “I began to wonder whether an object in your home could do the same. Their story doesn’t end in our workshop – it begins around your tables, within your rituals, and beside the people you love. A home is not defined by its objects, but by the life that unfolds around them.”
Crafted from a refined mix of hand-poured resin, 21k gold-plated brushed brass, 925 silver-plated brass, and glass, each piece is carefully hand-finished to highlight the unique character of every material, transforming raw elements into sculptural objects designed to be lived with.
To mark its launch, Home will be introduced through two campaign films, The Natural Extension and Home as Life, presenting Home not as a new direction for the brand, but as its next chapter.
Availability
The Home Collection will be available starting July 22, 2026 across all Jude Benhalim stores in Cairo, at the brand’s Diplo North Coast boutique, and online at judebenhalim.com. Conceived as the perfect companion to your summer home, the collection extends the rituals of the season through sculptural objects that transform everyday moments into lasting memories.
Jude Benhalim’s jewelry collections remain available in-store in Cairo and at Diplo North Coast, online at judebenhalim.com, and through retail partners Ounass, Cult Mia, and Poison Drop.
About Jude Benhalim
Jude Benhalim is a jewelry house built on the dialogue between stone, metal, and form. For over a decade, the brand has been recognized for sculptural, hand-crafted pieces designed to move with the people who wear them. Home marks the brand’s first collection beyond jewelry, extending its design language and craftsmanship into objects for everyday life.
