FAQ — The Essence Behind Orimi
Where are Orimi jewels made?
Each Orimi piece is designed in New York and crafted in China by master artisans we trust.
We choose transparency as a form of respect: our production partners share our values of ethical craftsmanship, fair labor, and precision without compromise.
Luxury, for us, is not about geography — it’s about integrity.
What materials do you use?
Our jewels are sculpted in 18k recycled gold, a conscious choice that honors the Earth’s resources while preserving timeless beauty.
Each stone is ethically sourced, selected for its natural energy and radiance — never mass-produced, always meaningful.
What does “made to order” mean?
Every Orimi jewel is crafted upon request, just for you.
This approach reduces waste and celebrates individuality — your piece doesn’t exist until you call it into being.
Creation takes between 3 to 4 weeks, as each detail is shaped by human hands, not haste.
How long will it take for my order to arrive?
Once your jewel is complete, it will be carefully packaged and shipped to you.
Delivery usually takes 3–4 weeks, depending on your location.
We’ll keep you updated every step of the way — creation deserves anticipation.
Can I return or exchange my jewel?
Since each piece is made to order, returns are accepted only in case of production issues or defects.If something feels off, contact us — we’ll make it right.Your trust is sacred to us.
What makes Orimi different from other fine jewelry brands?
Orimi is a new kind of luxury — not a symbol of status, but of self-recognition.
We blend Yoruba mysticism, modern design, and female empowerment, crafting jewels that act as armors of identity.
Every piece carries an affirmation, a whisper to the soul: remember who you are.
What is the meaning of the name “Orimi”?
“Orimi” comes from the Yoruba word “Orí”, meaning inner spirit or divine consciousness.
It is both name and mantra — a reminder that true luxury begins within.
What is the meaning of the name “Orimi”?
“Orimi” comes from the Yoruba word “Orí”, meaning inner spirit or divine consciousness.
It is both name and mantra — a reminder that true luxury begins within.
