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Alliciante Jewels

Polishing the Pedigree: Modernizing Heritage Jewelry for a New Generation

Client
Alliciante Jewels
Scope
Product Strategy, Design & Development, Email, Social, and Web Campaigns
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Launched in 2020 in the middle of a global pandemic, Alliciante grew to millions in revenue despite logistical challenges every step of the way. Alliciante found its rhythm quickly and settled in but as the years went by, things slowed down – what worked before 2022 didn't work anymore in this post-pandemic world.

Alliciante's brand film

About the Company

Despite being a relatively young company, Alliciante Jewels is a thoroughbred with pedigree rooting back to a family gold business in the 70s South Korea. Now based out of Los Angeles, Alliciante focuses on bringing high-quality, real gold at an attainable price point – never plated, never filled.

Alliciante homepage with a ‘99 days of summer’ new-arrivals hero beside photos of a gold anklet, earrings, bracelet and ring, above a row of category tiles
alliciante.co's homepage, summer 2025
The New Arrivals collection on alliciante.co: the heading “The latest — all in solid 14k.”, filter and sort controls, and a first row of Small, Medium and Large Heartset Hoops and a Pearl & Bead Station Bracelet with dollar prices
New Arrivals on alliciante.co, October 2026
Our animation of “Never plated. Never filled.”
Figma slides for the product page redesign: a scrollable desktop mockup, layers panel, mobile breakpoint, mobile menu options, collection page and mobile filter and sort
Product page design slides, 2024
The brand's photography, animated as cards
The Peace of mind section on alliciante.co’s About page: “Included with every piece of Alliciante jewelry” over a photo of crossed arms in gold chains and rings, above four closed rows: Never plated, never filled; 30-day free returns; Repair Studio; One year warranty
The Peace of mind section on the About page, 2025

The Challenge

Innovating constantly and consistently takes a significant amount of time and energy. Unable to maintain this, any company will lose ground in a competitive industry. Unfortunately, Alliciante found itself in a similar situation in 2024. That's when the company's founder reached out to House of Brilliant Ideas.

The project was simple – write the web copy for a web redesign, headed by a different agency. We suggested doing a preliminary content design review to find areas of improvement in the current design.

The email design asking buyers for a review, 2025
Stories and site screens from 2024 and 2025

Web Design

Due to the barebones nature of the original design, we began from scratch. Designing each page and component on Figma until we had the core structure of the website complete.

We shared static designs, variants, and high fidelity prototypes using Figma's built-in capabilities to the max. We received feedback, made revisions, and continued working on secondary or supporting pages.

At the end of two months, we had 12 pages and 60 variable components inside Figma – ready to be shipped.

A slide from the April 2024 content design review: a tentative site structure for alliciante.co, with Shop, /about and /account branches, collections, product, education, FAQ and policy pages, marked as suggestions
The first content design review, April 2024
Stories made for the 99 Days of Summer drop
‘14-Karat Conversations’ section with three photo cards linking to the journal, the size guide and the help center
The 14-Karat Conversations section, 2025
The rewards sign-up, 2025
Alliciante moodboard library with folders for Figma mockups, editorial concepts, videos and competitor references, shown with Los Angeles Jewelry District street photos
Our reference library for the design

Product Strategy for the Catalog

While we were working on web design, the Alliciante team shared its product catalog with us, including a collection shortlisted for future drops.

The ultimate goal was to make these items live on the website with strong product copy. But before that, we had to build a categorization framework and position each item while staying mindful of the relationships across the catalog.

The Alliciante Catalog 2.0 base in Airtable: the Drops Worksheet tab, its views for Spring, Solo Pendants, Accessories and first-drop candidates, and earring SKUs
Catalog 2.0 in Airtable
Scrolling the Help Center on alliciante.co