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The design on the emerald background caught my attention first. It feels bold, rich, and full of character.
But when I think about the complete brand identity, I would choose the soft minimalist direction. Its clean look feels more timeless and gives the brand a stronger luxury presence.
It would also work beautifully across packaging, boxes, cards, store displays, and even when engraved or embossed on physical products.
The emerald version stands out immediately, but the minimalist option feels more flexible for building a lasting luxury brand.
Which aesthetic conveys luxury best for AURELIA Jewelry? Deep Emerald or Soft Cream? Drop your thoughts below! 👇✨
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Option 2 imo - that dark banner makes the bottle pop so much more, feels more premium too