LOUIS ABEL

Louis Abel is a Swedish jewelry brand exploring creative freedom through sculptural forms and experimental processes. Operating from its self-owned workshop in Borås, Sweden, the brand creates jewelry that translates emotion, movement, and irregular textures into wearable objects. Each piece reflects an unconstrained approach to design, shaped by both craftsmanship and experimentation.

What materials does Louis Abel use?

Louis Abel works primarily with recycled 925 sterling silver and gold vermeil finishes. The materials are selected for their ability to be shaped, textured, and transformed through experimental techniques, allowing each piece to express irregular surfaces, layered structures, and fluid forms.

What defines the design language of Louis Abel jewelry?

Louis Abel jewelry is defined by organic silhouettes, flowing lines, and unexpected textures. Many designs reference natural formations such as erosion, molten metal, or swirling movement, resulting in sculptural pieces that feel raw, expressive, and intentionally imperfect. The focus lies on form, surface, and emotion rather than traditional symmetry.

How are Louis Abel pieces made?

All Louis Abel jewelry is designed and crafted in the brand’s own workshop in Borås, Sweden. The process often involves experimental methods such as wax melting and manual manipulation, allowing forms to emerge organically. This hands-on approach results in pieces where no detail feels overly controlled or standardized.

Where does Louis Abel come from and what makes the brand unique?

Founded by designer Jimmy Kamhieh Loutfi, Louis Abel originates from a background outside traditional jewelry design. With roots in mechanical engineering, the brand approaches jewelry as a medium for expression rather than decoration. This unconventional perspective, combined with in-house craftsmanship in Sweden, gives Louis Abel its distinctive, sculptural identity.