"Each piece celebrates the artistry of textured hair and the richness of African identity through timeless adornment."

“It's about expression, power, and freedom, where unapologetically owning our dopness is its own form of self-care. And...a way to honor our past while flexing our future." - Julee Wilson, Cosmopolitan Editor-in-Chief

“This ingenious idea is the most recent ode to natural hair! Zigleys is a love letter to the unmatched beauty of African-American hair and culture, made by a POC team with the mindset of elevating protective hairstyles to the next level of luxury. ”

“We have heard that Black hairstyles are unprofessional. We don't need hair jewelry to tell us that's not true, but our crowns are very personal to us and have deep cultural significance- so why not adorn them?”

“Zigleys is the first of its kind and is redefining hair jewelry for locs, braids, and twists with its opulent line of 18-karat gold hair jewelry.”

“According to Metro, fifty-two percent of Black people report being mentally affected by hair discrimination. Issues like these are part of what inspired Zigleys.”

“By creating luxury hair accessories that celebrate black hair, brands like Zigleys are helping to break down those barriers and show that black hair is just as beautiful and professional as any other hair type.”

The Founder of Zigleys is a proud wearer of locs and is excited about bringing her product to the market. She said:"Our hair is very personal to us and have deep cultural significance. "So, why not adorn it?"”

“These hairstyles are now popular in boardrooms, courtrooms, and even the Supreme Court, as demonstrated by Ketanji Brown Jackson. Celebrity dreadlock wearers such as Erykah Badu, Chloe x Halle, and J Cole.”