Pop Up Opening & Cacao Experience with Kiala Kanzi x White Label Project

​Join us for the opening of the Kiala Kanzi and GEMZ Jewelry pop-up at the White Label Project store in Berlin Mitte!

​To mark the occasion, we invite you to gather for a cacao experience featuring premium cacao by Mansa Gold from Ghana, hosted by cacao ceremony guide Georgette. The experience offers a moment to slow down, connect, and open the space together.

​Over the course of three days, the pop-up will showcase a curated selection of Kiala Kanzi’s jewelry pieces, alongside the distinctive hair jewelry creations by GEMZ. During this time, the space becomes a place to experience the pieces up close - to explore their materiality, symbolism, and craftsmanship, to engage with the stories behind them and to meet founder and designer Kiala in person.

​Take time to mingle with the community, connect with fellow guests, and discover jewelry created to be worn, lived with, and carried forward.

​We very much look forward to welcoming you.

​About Kiala Kanzi

​Kiala Kanzi is the founder and designer behind both her namesake jewelry brand Kiala Kanzi as well as hair jewelry brand GEMZ. The essence of Kiala Kanzi’s creative practice is deeply rooted in both her roots and her routes. While inspired by heritage, her work is equally shaped by movement - traveling through different places, cultures, and encounters, always in search of inspiration and meaningful collaboration. Acting as vessels, the jewelry transforms through its wearer, carrying emotional and spiritual value. In this way, Kiala Kanzi’s work forms a bond between generations - connecting those who came before us with those yet to come.

​​About White Label Project

​White Label Project is a concept store and gallery in Berlin Mitte, working at the intersection of art, design, and social impact. Through a curated selection of women-founded impact brands from countries including Mexico, Ghana, Ukraine, and India, WLP challenges conventional ideas of craft and design, foregrounding stories that are too often overlooked in Western-dominated narratives. With a focus on women-led initiatives, WLP connects aesthetics and ethics, traditional knowledge and contemporary design.