About Capsule Eleven

Capsule Eleven is a London-based spiritual jewellery brand reimagining ancient amulets, Egyptian symbolism, crystals and talismans through contemporary design. Founded by British-Egyptian designer Natalie Benmayor, the brand creates meaningful unisex jewellery using recycled metals, symbolic forms and pieces designed to hold personal intention.

The Capsule Eleven Ethos

Capsule Eleven creates empowering, contemporary jewellery that combines symbolism, personalisation, form and function. From subtle symbolic staples to bold sculptural pieces, each design is intended to become part of the wearer’s own story.

The number eleven sits at the heart of the brand, associated with energy, inspiration and vision. Capsule Eleven’s inclusive approach invites each wearer to explore the meaning of a piece in their own way.

Traditional craftsmanship and ancient references inform a modern design language, with people, experiences and stories at its core. Sustainability is central to the brand, with packaging made from recycled card and brass and sterling silver pieces created using recycled metals.

Ancient Amulets Reimagined

Capsule Eleven was created in 2020 and originally launched exclusively with Farfetch.com. Natalie wanted to create jewellery that felt beautiful, powerful and meaningful, taking the historical idea of the amulet and pushing it into modern functionality.

Many Capsule Eleven designs open to hold small objects such as crystals, fragrance or personal notes, transforming jewellery into a modern vessel for memory, symbolism and intention. The concept also draws on the idea of a time capsule: an object that holds something meaningful from the present to be rediscovered in the future.

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The Egyptian Story Behind Capsule Eleven

Natalie’s family history carries an evocative jewellery story. Her family fled Egypt for London, bringing treasured jewels with them. Those family pieces were placed in a London vault and later rediscovered, becoming a powerful symbol of memory, identity and inheritance.

That story inspired the first Capsule Eleven collection and the brand name itself. The box of jewellery became a kind of family time capsule, while ancient Egyptian symbols offered a rich visual language for the earliest designs.

Capsule Eleven continues to explore Egyptian symbolism through a future-facing lens, combining ancient references with contemporary form rather than reproducing historical jewellery literally.

Natalie Benmayor, Founder & Designer

Natalie Benmayor is a British-born half-Egyptian designer whose work draws on family history, travel, symbolism and contemporary culture. Her designs explore the balance between personal meaning and individual style, often using amulets, crystals and symbolic forms as a starting point.

Alongside Capsule Eleven, Natalie has worked across global brands, founded her own labels and created bespoke design work. Her approach is rooted in the idea that jewellery can carry memory, identity and intention as well as aesthetic value.

Celebrity & Editorial Recognition

Since launching, Capsule Eleven jewellery has been worn by artists and public figures including Grimes at the Met Gala, Muse, Sevdaliza, Jax Jones, Sinead Harnett, Kojey Radical, Joe Manganiello and Rish Shah.

The brand has been featured in publications including Forbes, Harper’s Bazaar, Numéro, Esquire, ELLE, L’Officiel, Dazed, Schön! and The Observer. Capsule Eleven jewellery has also appeared on London Fashion Week catwalks including Mark Fast and Sarah Regensburger, with bespoke pieces created for runway presentations.

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