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BLAXURY Logo & Identity: Predatory Elegance

Jewelry brand BLAXURY needed a strong, modern identity free of luxury clichés. We bet on expressive typography and an image of “predatory elegance” — from the logo to the brand style, presentation and content.

BLAXURY logo and concept variations on jewelry and signage

Client

A jewelry brand with a bold attitude

BLAXURY is a jewelry brand with a fashionable, confident attitude, where boldness and self-irony sit alongside a sense of taste and luxury.

The brand's visual language is built on character, typography and a feeling of living material — without excessive decoration.

Strength without the luxury clichés

The brand needed a logo that looks modern and strong, but without the usual luxury stamps — crowns, monograms and unnecessary decor.

And it had to strike a balance between boldness and elegance, staying expressive and versatile across digital, print and future applications.

— ABD's role

What we did

We took the journey from segment analysis to a logo and a full identity — through three concepts and five stages.

Brand and competitor analysis

We unpacked BLAXURY's positioning, character and ambitions, and studied the fashion and jewelry segment.

Visual exploration

We gathered references and moodboards, researched typography and shaped three conceptual directions.

Three concepts

Predatory elegance, luxury kitsch and trash diva — three different logo moods to choose from.

Predatory elegance

The final direction — a contrast of softness and predatory strength, with a living, shimmering material effect.

Betting on typography

The logo works as a standalone object without extra symbols; the heart-based idea was dropped in the final round.

Working through doubts

On request, we prepared additional color and shape variations — but in the end the original concept won.

Identity and a shift in style

Beyond the logo, we developed the brand style and applications. After the logo was done, the visual style evolved under external influences — which is why the materials feature different palettes (from red to blue).

— Result

A logo that grew into an identity

The final BLAXURY logo is an expressive typographic form with character and inner tension. The brand identity was built on its foundation; the style itself shifted after the logo under external influences — which is why the materials feature different palettes (from red to blue).

3Concepts to choose from
5Stages in the development process
TypographyIdentity built on expressive typography, free of luxury clichés

Other work

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