
“Randa Choueiri designs for the woman who refuses imitation—because in her world, jewelry is not an accessory, but a living work of art: intimate on the skin, monumental in spirit.”
By Marcus G Blassingame
Randa Choueiri is not simply a designer—she is an architect of radiance, a sculptor of elegance, and a multilingual creator whose materials speak in a dialect of luxury, innovation, and enduring prestige. Her work lives at the crossroads of art and fashion, intimacy and magnitude, and it refuses to be confined by scale, category, or convention. In her studio universe, a jewel is never “just jewelry.” It is a collectible treasure. A statement. A small, luminous monument that feels destined from the first sketch to the final, flawless finish.

Her journey began with deliberate depth. After pursuing a triple degree at Beirut University College—now Lebanese American University—Randa studied Interior Design, Fine Arts, and Advertising, building a foundation that would later become the engine of her multidisciplinary vision. Yet ambition did not stop at breadth. She specialized in Fashion Business at Kennesaw State College, refining her understanding of aesthetics in the real world—how beauty functions, how it communicates, how it becomes culture. And because she wanted her imagination to be tactile, luminous, and dimensional, she mastered the art of Ceramics and Stained Glass at the Atlanta College for the Applied Arts, learning the disciplined poetry of glass—its brilliance, its refraction, its haunting ability to transform light into emotion.

For more than two decades, Randa meticulously tailored her own world of design and Glass Fusion, continuously composing extraordinary objects that blur the boundaries between functionality and artwork. Her creations move through space like well-bred masterpieces: from sculptures and tableware that feel bespoke rather than ordinary, to corporate gifts that carry distinction beyond their purpose, to original paintings that deepen the atmosphere of her signature aesthetic. Yet the heartbeat of it all remains her sculptural sensibility—eventually crystallizing into a defining passion: fine jewelry.
Even while shaping corporate and interior design projects from the late 1990s onward, she began to imagine something increasingly intimate, increasingly personal—her own line of jewels. Her designs were not born from trend-chasing; they were forged from experience, experimentation, and a refined understanding of form. By amalgamating materials she encountered through training and practice, then harmonizing them with architectural inspiration, Randa created jewelry that feels both wearable and monumental. In her language, shape is never arbitrary. Proportion is never accidental. And material is never merely material—it is structure, drama, and meaning.
Today, Randa is the Creative Director of Randa Choueiri International, a flourishing name recognized for excellence in both glass and jewelry. Her mission is bold and beautifully global: to elevate collectables into a new echelon of cultural and artistic presence—bridging the art, fashion, and jewelry industries with a vision that is as ambitious as it is refined.

At the center of her craft is a philosophy that treats design as a kind of living art. Each creation is meticulously conceived and flawlessly executed, engineered for the collector’s eye and the connoisseur’s heart. Nothing is mass-produced into forgettability. Instead, Randa’s work is handmade, built up, and composed with deliberate attention—so that every object becomes a collectible treasure with an unmistakable signature.
Her interiors are animated by her own hands as well. Through unique sculptures and ballerinas—crafted in a variety of forms and materials—Randa brings life, vitality, and style to your space. These pieces do not merely decorate; they elevate. They introduce dimension, movement, and personality—taking interiors beyond the ordinary into a realm of visual enchantment.

And when her craft becomes jewelry, it becomes something even more extraordinary: sculpture for the body. Each jewel begins as a study in form and proportion, designed to enhance natural elegance while holding the potential to expand into large-scale works that can inhabit indoor and outdoor spaces with equal distinction. This is design that scales without losing its soul.
Randa believes jewelry should not simply follow fashion. It should transcend it. Every design emerges from an exploration of shape, movement, and material, guided by an architectural imagination that bridges disciplines and elevates the wearer into a state of confident individuality. The result is jewelry that feels bold yet refined, timeless yet undeniably contemporary—a mature expression of artistry shaped by time, dedication, and an obsession with craft.

In a world that often prizes speed, Randa’s work is defined by permanence. These are not transient ornaments; they are unique statements balancing elegance, creativity, and strength. Like sculpture, they embody endurance. Like jewelry, they embody intimacy. Each piece carries the spirit of refinement that can only be earned—not manufactured—and is meant to be lived with, cherished, and celebrated as art in its purest, most personal form.
For more than two decades, Randa has also transformed ideas into meaningful partnerships across Lebanon, working with banks, global corporations, cultural institutions, and professional associations. Her collaborations express themselves through bespoke corporate gifts, refined interior design, and trophies that mark life’s most prestigious achievements—moments worth remembering, delivered with elegance that speaks before words ever do.

Cultural collaborations hold a special reverence in her journey. The American University of Beirut’s Archaeological Museum Boutique and the National Museum of Beirut Boutique have, year after year, selected exclusive designs that capture Lebanon’s heritage. In glass, history does not remain static; it is reinterpreted with brilliance. Light becomes narrative—through refraction, reflection, and luminous clarity—so tradition and modernity share the same glowing stage.
Her reputation is trusted by leading names across industries, including BLC Bank, Cisco Group for Telecom, Pierre Fabre, Avène-Aderma Pharmaceuticals, Orkila Chemicals, Ordre des Pharmaciens du Liban, Faculté de Médecine Dentaire (USJ), Clemenceau Medical Center (Johns Hopkins), Almaza, Beirut Horse Racing Awards, American University of Beirut Archeological Museum, National Museum of Beirut, and Ambisome Pharmaceuticals.


And so the story remains breathtakingly consistent: Randa Choueiri International creates pieces that challenge boundaries—proof that art can be both personal and expansive. A jewel may rest lightly on the skin today, and tomorrow inspire a sculpture that commands the room. In Randa’s world, design is not a category. It is a continuum of beauty—glorious, collectible, and forever in motion.


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