About Capsule Eleven
Spiritual High Fashion
Ancient Wisdom. Future Legacy.
Capsule Eleven creates modern talismans inspired by the ancients, designed to be treasured and passed down.
Founded in London by British-Egyptian designer Natalie Benmayor, Capsule Eleven launched in 2020, initially exclusively with Farfetch.com. The brand brings together ancient Egyptian symbolism, contemporary design, modern wellness and personalised energy jewellery.
From everyday symbolic pieces to bespoke commissions, our sculptural, genderless jewellery is designed to become part of your personal story, be treasured for years to come and passed down to the next generation.
Ancient Amulets, Reimagined
Our signature Capsule Crystal amulets open to hold interchangeable crystals. Change the stone according to the energy you seek, your style, mood or personal intention.
The Eye Opener Roller Ball Capsule reveals a refillable bottle for perfume or aromatherapy oil, bringing a daily ritual into a sculptural piece of jewellery.
From Egypt to London: A Family Time Capsule
The story behind Capsule Eleven began long before the brand itself.
In 1958, Natalie’s father was four years old when his family were forced to leave Alexandria, Egypt, because of their Jewish faith. They travelled to London by boat as refugees, leaving almost everything behind. Among the few possessions they brought was a precious box of jewellery and sentimental objects.
On arriving in London, three generations initially shared a bedsit. Yet they chose not to sell those pieces, even though they included gold and diamonds. The jewellery was their physical connection to the home and life they had lost.
Their sentimental value was greater than their price.
The Vault: Rediscovering a Family Legacy
For decades, the box remained in a vault beneath London’s former Midland Bank.
When the family received a letter announcing that the vault was closing, Natalie accompanied them to retrieve it. Behind the vast vault door, rows of silver safety deposit boxes held the treasures and histories of countless families.
Using two keys, they opened their box and carefully unwrapped its contents. Jewellery and other sentimental objects emerged, each carrying a connection to another time, another place and the family who had treasured them.
It was a family time capsule. Those rediscovered heirlooms inspired Capsule Eleven and the idea of jewellery as a vessel for memory, identity and intention, to be passed down and inspire future generations.
From Midland Bank to The Ned
The vault had a remarkable history of its own, inspiring the design of Fort Knox in the James Bond film Goldfinger. The former Midland Bank building later became The Ned hotel, with the vault transformed into a members’ cocktail bar.
For Natalie, its transformation reflects a thread running through her work: objects and spaces can evolve while continuing to carry their history.
The Capsule Eleven Ethos
Our collections bring together subtle symbolic staples and bold sculptural pieces to form a capsule jewellery wardrobe. For us, eleven symbolises manifestation, inspiration and a connection to the unseen.
Our pieces bring together London design and the skills of artisans in Jaipur, Rajasthan, and London’s Hatton Garden.
Longevity guides our approach. Our sterling silver and brass pieces are made using recycled metals, and our packaging uses recycled card. We design beyond seasons, creating pieces to keep, care for and pass down.
Natalie Benmayor
Founder & Creative Director
Natalie brings over 20 years of experience in the fashion industry, including roles at major retailers, alongside building her own labels. Her background inspires Capsule Eleven’s sculptural forms, attention to wearability and distinctive design language.
Her practice spans signature collections, bespoke commissions and experiences such as Tarot to Talisman, where personal readings guide the selection of stones and jewellery, empowering wearers to embody their intentions and shape their future path.
A TEDx speaker and Pantone Spotlight Artist for 2025, Natalie was also named one of the Responsible Jewellery Council’s 20 Voices of Change in 2025. She brings her perspective on colour, meaning and legacy into collaborations across fashion, music and culture.
Worn, Collected and Celebrated
Capsule Eleven jewellery has been worn by artists and actors including Grimes at the Met Gala, Tyla, Bebe Rexha, Joey King and Dan Stevens, with bespoke commissions created for members of Muse.
The brand has featured in publications including Forbes, Harper’s Bazaar, Numéro, Esquire, ELLE, L’Officiel, Dazed and The Observer.
What will you put in your time capsule?
Explore our signature amulets, discover a personal talisman or begin a bespoke commission.
Spiritual High Fashion
Ancient Wisdom. Future Legacy.
Capsule Eleven creates modern talismans inspired by the ancients, designed to be treasured and passed down.
Founded in London by British-Egyptian designer Natalie Benmayor, Capsule Eleven launched in 2020, initially exclusively with Farfetch.com. The brand brings together ancient Egyptian symbolism, contemporary design, modern wellness and personalised energy jewellery.
From everyday symbolic pieces to bespoke commissions, our sculptural, genderless jewellery is designed to become part of your personal story, be treasured for years to come and passed down to the next generation.
Ancient Amulets, Reimagined
Our signature Capsule Crystal amulets open to hold interchangeable crystals. Change the stone according to the energy you seek, your style, mood or personal intention.
The Eye Opener Roller Ball Capsule reveals a refillable bottle for perfume or aromatherapy oil, bringing a daily ritual into a sculptural piece of jewellery.
From Egypt to London: A Family Time Capsule
The story behind Capsule Eleven began long before the brand itself.
In 1958, Natalie’s father was four years old when his family were forced to leave Alexandria, Egypt, because of their Jewish faith. They travelled to London by boat as refugees, leaving almost everything behind. Among the few possessions they brought was a precious box of jewellery and sentimental objects.
On arriving in London, three generations initially shared a bedsit. Yet they chose not to sell those pieces, even though they included gold and diamonds. The jewellery was their physical connection to the home and life they had lost.
Their sentimental value was greater than their price.
The Vault: Rediscovering a Family Legacy
For decades, the box remained in a vault beneath London’s former Midland Bank.
When the family received a letter announcing that the vault was closing, Natalie accompanied them to retrieve it. Behind the vast vault door, rows of silver safety deposit boxes held the treasures and histories of countless families.
Using two keys, they opened their box and carefully unwrapped its contents. Jewellery and other sentimental objects emerged, each carrying a connection to another time, another place and the family who had treasured them.
It was a family time capsule. Those rediscovered heirlooms inspired Capsule Eleven and the idea of jewellery as a vessel for memory, identity and intention, to be passed down and inspire future generations.
From Midland Bank to The Ned
The vault had a remarkable history of its own, inspiring the design of Fort Knox in the James Bond film Goldfinger. The former Midland Bank building later became The Ned hotel, with the vault transformed into a members’ cocktail bar.
For Natalie, its transformation reflects a thread running through her work: objects and spaces can evolve while continuing to carry their history.
The Capsule Eleven Ethos
Our collections bring together subtle symbolic staples and bold sculptural pieces to form a capsule jewellery wardrobe. For us, eleven symbolises manifestation, inspiration and a connection to the unseen.
Our pieces bring together London design and the skills of artisans in Jaipur, Rajasthan, and London’s Hatton Garden.
Longevity guides our approach. Our sterling silver and brass pieces are made using recycled metals, and our packaging uses recycled card. We design beyond seasons, creating pieces to keep, care for and pass down.
Natalie Benmayor
Founder & Creative Director
Natalie brings over 20 years of experience in the fashion industry, including roles at major retailers, alongside building her own labels. Her background inspires Capsule Eleven’s sculptural forms, attention to wearability and distinctive design language.
Her practice spans signature collections, bespoke commissions and experiences such as Tarot to Talisman, where personal readings guide the selection of stones and jewellery, empowering wearers to embody their intentions and shape their future path.
A TEDx speaker and Pantone Spotlight Artist for 2025, Natalie was also named one of the Responsible Jewellery Council’s 20 Voices of Change in 2025. She brings her perspective on colour, meaning and legacy into collaborations across fashion, music and culture.
Worn, Collected and Celebrated
Capsule Eleven jewellery has been worn by artists and actors including Grimes at the Met Gala, Tyla, Bebe Rexha, Joey King and Dan Stevens, with bespoke commissions created for members of Muse.
The brand has featured in publications including Forbes, Harper’s Bazaar, Numéro, Esquire, ELLE, L’Officiel, Dazed and The Observer.
What will you put in your time capsule?
Explore our signature amulets, discover a personal talisman or begin a bespoke commission.