A hand in pavé fingertip rings resting on the bark of an old tree, a white dress behind it.

    Brand Story

    Auri comes from the Latin aurum, meaning gold, and the quiet light it carries. Gia is the founder’s name. Founded in Los Angeles and inspired by Paris, AuriGia explores the very edge of the body—the fingertips.
    The brand introduces a new category in fashion:
    Fingerwear.

    Bringing together jewelry design and nail art, AuriGia creates fingertip rings and nailwear that turn everyday gestures into personal expression. Its collections unfold like an imaginary garden, where delicate forms meet unexpected details, and romance takes a strange, playful turn.

    “Open a book, open a new category——Fingerwear”

    Gia Wang, founder of AuriGia, her fingertips at her lips in pink sculpted nails.

    Founder

    Gia Wang is the founder and creative director of AuriGia. With a background in costume design and fashion styling, she approaches jewelry through its relationship with the body—how a piece is worn, how it moves, and how it becomes part of a personal world.

    Before founding AuriGia, Gia spent six years designing jewelry at YVMIN. Her designs have been worn by artists and celebrities including Billie Eilish, BLACKPINK’s Lisa, Kiko Mizuhara, and Bella Hadid, and featured in publications including Vogue, Harper’s BAZAAR, and ELLE.

    Her studies in Paris further shaped her perspective. With AuriGia, she brings together material exploration, imaginative forms, and a curiosity about new ways of wearing.

    • An ELLE cover: a model in a black corset hung with jewelled chains and rose brooches.
    • A V Magazine cover, “Billie in Bloom”: a butterfly jewel held at the lips behind a silver V.
    • A portrait of a hand in jewelled rings and pavé nail pieces, raised to a blonde model’s shoulder.
    • A street portrait in dark glasses, a yellow mohair scarf and a jewelled pendant.
    • A portrait framed by hands in long black sculpted claw nails, a nose ring and red lips.
    • A Marie Claire cover: a model seated in a carved chair, in a black dress embroidered with flowers.
    • A Vogue cover: a model with a sculpted cream ruffle drawn up to her cheek.
    • An editorial nude with a molten-gold breast piece and a gold sculpted cap.
    • A Marie Claire cover in black and white: a model in a jewelled crown and pearl choker.
    • An editorial portrait in a coat of yellow orchids and a bone-white arm cuff.