Glamazigh Events: From Paris to Toulouse and Beyond

At Glamazigh, our mission has always been to bridge the gap between ancestral Amazigh heritage and contemporary life. While our collections travel the world through our online store, nothing compares to the power of meeting our community face-to-face.

Stepping out of the digital world allows us to share the living history of North African craftsmanship, showcase our modern creations, and celebrate our shared identity. From bustling pop-ups in London to cultural forums and vibrant festivals across France, each event we participate in is an unforgettable human journey.

Key Facts: Glamazigh Events Roadmap

• The Purpose: Bringing living Amazigh heritage and modern jewellery into direct contact with global diasporas and craft enthusiasts.

• Key Milestones: Pop-ups and cultural festivals across major hubs including London, Massy, Paris, and Toulouse.

• Collaborative Spirit: Partnering with artists, henna masters, fellow creators, and cultural associations (PrettyOasis, Kenza Sara Création, Raissa Lei, Shaima Abbassi).

• Cultural Roots: Celebrating our ancestral hometown of Figuig (Morocco) and connecting with Amazigh communities worldwide.

A Journey Across Borders & Cultural Hubs

Every pop-up and festival offers a unique stage to bring traditional silver codes, hand-carved symbols, and modern Amazigh design into the spotlight. Here is a look back at the key milestones that have shaped our journey so far:

• London & Festive Encounters

  Our week-long immersion in one of London’s most iconic landmarks during the festive season. A week filled with global cross-cultural encounters, warm reunions with fellow Amazigh visitors, and collaborative gift sets with local brands like PrettyOasis.

• Cultural Pride in Essonne

  An authentic day organised by the Association Franco-Berbère de l’Essonne at the Opéra de Massy. Surrounded by traditional crafts, culinary delights, and the emotive voice of Kabyle singer Mourad Guerbas, this event was a vibrant celebration of unity and heritage.

• Diaspora & Contemporary Identity in Paris

  Exhibiting under the theme "Tisser nos destins" at the Beffroi de Montrouge. This two-day cultural forum allowed us to showcase our hand-drawn visual heritage (created by artist Hanane), collaborate with henna artist Shaima Abbassi, and connect deeply with the diaspora, including touching reunions with visitors from Figuig, our ancestral home in eastern Morocco.

• Warmth & Artisanal Connection in the Pink City

  A memorable weekend at the Marché des Créateurs during the Amlili Festival. We were blown away by the generosity and curiosity of the Toulouse public, who embraced our silver craftsmanship and rich historical storytelling with open arms.

• Historic Milestones in the French Capital

  Our very first official event in France, orchestrated by Raissa Lei. Highlights included networking with North African innovators and creatives, culminating in a landmark gala night beneath the gold leaf of the iconic Les Folies Bergère.

Rooted in Heritage, Driven by Purpose

Whether we are setting up our displays under London skies or sharing stories in Parisian cultural centres, our core philosophy remains unchanged: honouring our roots while creating bold designs for today’s world.

To understand the foundational story, geometric symbols, and ancestral values that inspire every event we attend, we invite you to explore our main manifesto on the Glamazigh Blog. There, you’ll discover how traditional North African jewelry functions as a symbol of identity, freedom, and strength, and how we reimagine these timeless codes into modern talismans.

Stay Connected

We are constantly moving, growing, and looking for new opportunities to celebrate our culture with you. Explore our latest collections and keep an eye on our journal to see where our journey takes us next, we can't wait to meet you at our next stop!

Bold by Nature. Worn with Pride.