The Creator
Early Inspiration
At the age of 13, Maor began making and selling jewelry in his seaside village hometown , a scenery that gave him a lifelong connection with the ocean and nature. A devoted surfer, Maor took off In his early twenties for a yearlong surf sabbatical around the world.
“Throughout that journey I carried a small box of wire, stones and charms so that I could create bracelets for the kindred spirits I encountered on my path.“
Landing in Los Angeles at the the end of his trip, Maor quickly realized that California was home.
“One day, after I’d settled in LA, I rediscovered the jewelry box that I’d carried around the world. ”
Rekindling his passion for craftsmanship and creation, Maor was inspired to make jewels for friends around LA. Within a few years, he opened a flagship showroom, M.Cohen, in Los Angeles.
The Identity
Evolution
Maor Cohen, creator of the internationally renowned M. Cohen, Designs jewelry that tells a story of where tradition meets innovation and craftsmanship.
Inspired by the constant evolution of style, drawing on his profound passion for craftsmanship.
Created with a vision for the art of stacking, each jewelry is a testament to timeless elegance with a modern twist.
From classic designs reimagined to be worn as unisex, while pushing the boundaries of conventional jewelry. created from only the precious metals and highest quality from 925 Sterling Silver, 18K Solid gold, Gemstones and precious stones.
Diamond-adorned jewels boast Maor’s breakthrough Orbital DesignTM, allowing the wearer to forever feel the touch of earth’s gemstones on their skin; creating pieces that become a part of your story, a part of you.
Maor’s elegantly elevated aesthetic pairs with a profound mastery of precision and innovation, The pieces reflect the eternal elegance of their natural elements.
MAOR jewelry is an expression of his belief that design is limitless. “I wanted to create something very clean and luxurious with a sexless feel inspired by the endless universe,” explains Maor. “My pieces are defined by the wearer, rather than man made convention.”
