A woman mother of three in London uses breast milk to make jewelry.
London-based Safia Riyadh and her husband Adam Riyadh run the award-winning company Magenta Flowers.
Launched in 2019, the company translates used flowers into precious souvenirs for its customers at the most important moments of their lives. Has delivered about 4,000 orders so far.
The company has now started producing precious stones from breast milk. Safia, a mother of three, is well aware of how difficult it is to breastfeed. And she understands the desire of mothers to preserve memories of it.
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Safia said it provides an emotional connection between mothers and their children and celebrates that cherished bond. Mothers around the world consider this to be more precious than gold and silver jewelry.
It is customary in many Western countries to make jewelry from breast milk. During the Corona lockdown, an article Safia read prompted him to take his career to the next level. Yes, he was surprised to learn in the article that jewelry is made through breast milk, and Safia, who has done a lot of research on it, has now found success in it.
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Breast milk is easily spoiled. The most challenging thing is to keep it colorless for a long time. Safia has done various researches and found a solution for this. He first removes the liquid from the breast milk and mixes colorless resin with it to make jewelry. This ensures that the mother’s milk color can remain the same.
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The company, which is currently setting foot in a new business that makes jewelry from breast milk, plans to generate revenue of up to $ 1.5 million by 2023. Breastfeeding jewelry is made of necklaces, earrings and rings.
Photo: Magenta Flowers
Photo: Magenta Flowers
