Moroccan Bling has been set up by Jess Stephens, a visual artist residing in the Fez region of Morocco. Having always had the inclination of being a gypsy and admiring and adorning bling, jewelry and wearable artworks herself the topic of this blog is close to Jess’ heart.
Most of the research done for this blog comes from the web but various articles come about through of direct contact with the rich and diverse culture in Morocco.
Morocco Bling is also an online etsy jewelry shop, inspired by the materials and ethnicity of Morocco. The enterprise is run by Jess with designs drawn from Morocco and production by local co-ops, individuals or by Jess herself. Morocco Bling aims at a sustainable living and fair trade for all.


Well done Jess-blog and jewelry both brilliant! Best. L.
Hi Jess, we met a couple of years ago when I was studying Darija in Fez (with my motorbike). Love the blog and have bookmarked it.
My first trip to Morocco in the 1970s was to buy a huge quantity of Goulimine trade beads, see http://www.insidemystery.org/psychedelic/goulimine.html which were originally fabricated in Venice. They seem a bit rare now, would be interested if you have any information.
Tim
Salamalekum Tim, I love to put some of your article on my blog Permission please, obviously with a link. ?? Cant give you any extra than you have but will let you know if i get any leads. Hope all is well with you.
Besat wishes from Fez,
Hi Jess
I like your blog and love your jewellery.
I’m a regular visitor to Morocco from Australia. Is there somewhere in Morocco we can see your ‘Moroccan bling’?
Vivien
Hi Vivian, I have a studio in Sefrou, close to Fez. You are most welcome to visit. Frankly the one and only showcase right now is etsy. Bestest wishes.