Foundrae founder Beth Bugdaycay was joined by TK Wonder, Cipriana Quann, Jennifer Connelly, and more.
Foundrae was founded by Beth Bugdaycay and Murat Bugdaycay with the goal of creating not just fine jewelry, but modern heirlooms. The brand is rife with symbolism and meanings both astral and spiritual; in addition to astrology and the zodiac, it creates an original visual vocabulary by mixing concepts together to create timeless pieces. Signature items include beautiful enamel charms on necklaces and bracelets, medallions, and sculptural earrings.
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