Alexandra Hakim is a small independent label, so stock is limited and scattered. Coveti carries 74 pieces, which is the widest edit in one place: earrings, necklaces, cuffs, the zodiac pendants and the new Canter horseshoes. Here is what is available, what shipping costs, and how to be sure a piece is real.
Key facts
| Pieces at Coveti | 74, across earrings, necklaces, bracelets, cuffs and brooches |
|---|---|
| Price range | 179 to 752 US dollars |
| Largest category | Earrings, 38 styles |
| Shipping | Worldwide by DHL Express and FedEx International Priority, insured, signature required |
| Duties | Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, so local duties and taxes fall due on import |
| Authenticity | 100% authentic, verified by Coveti before dispatch |
| Shop | The Alexandra Hakim collection at Coveti |
What Coveti stocks
- Earrings: 38 styles, from the 179 US dollar ear cuff to the 660 silver horseshoes.
- Necklaces: 28, including all twelve zodiac pendants and the matchstick chains.
- Bracelets: 5, including the Large Gold Khaizaran Cuff.
- Cuffs: 2, the Citrus Cuff and the Chunky Gem Cuff.
- Brooches: the Golden Horseshoe Brooch from the Canter collection.
The newest arrivals are the Canter horseshoes, added in September 2026: the earrings, the large earrings, the silver pair, the chain and the brooch.
Buying direct versus buying from a retailer
The brand sells from its own site, and for a single piece that is a perfectly good route. A curated retailer is useful for three things: a wider edit in one order, consolidated shipping, and a returns process that is written down.
Coveti’s edit is broader than most because it carries the full zodiac set and the signature lines together, so you can compare the khaizaran hoops against the matchsticks against the fruit in one place rather than across three tabs.
Shipping and duties
Coveti ships worldwide with express options through DHL Express and FedEx International Priority. Shipments are insured and require a signature.
Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid. That makes you the importer of record, so local duties and taxes fall due when the parcel lands. Budget for it rather than being surprised by it. The full terms are in the logistics and returns protocol.
How to tell an authentic piece
The material description is the first tell. A real gold piece is described as recycled brass with a 22K gold plate, with 18K gold posts on the earrings. Anything claiming solid gold at these prices is not this label.
The second tell is variation. Because every piece is cast and finished by hand, no two are identical, and the brand says so. A listing promising machine-identical pairs is a warning sign. Every piece Coveti dispatches is authenticity-verified first.
What to expect when the parcel arrives
Each piece ships in its own pouch, which is also how the brand asks you to store it, since cast surfaces scratch other plated jewellery when they rub together in a box.
Check the piece against the listing photograph and expect a small difference. Every piece is cast and finished by hand, and the brand states plainly that no two are identical. A pair of earrings will not be perfectly symmetrical. That is the design rather than a fault, and it is the single most common thing new buyers query.
Which category to browse first
If you already know the style you want, go straight to the category. If you are browsing, the useful order is by commitment.
- Under 300 US dollars: the ear cuff at 179, the customisable zodiac pendant at 232, the small khaizaran hoops at 285.
- 300 to 500: the bulk of the collection, including most of the signature earrings and the zodiac set at 429.
- 500 and above: the statement pieces, topping out at the Citrus Cuff at 752.
Stock moves
This is a small independent label making pieces by hand, so a style that sells out does not come back on a schedule. Several designs at Coveti exist in single figures.
If a particular piece matters to you, buy it rather than saving it for later. That is genuinely how this end of the market works, and it is different from buying from a house that produces to forecast.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy Alexandra Hakim jewellery?
Coveti stocks 74 pieces with worldwide shipping and verified authenticity. Shop the collection here. The brand also sells from its own site.
Does Coveti ship Alexandra Hakim internationally?
Yes, worldwide, with express options through DHL Express and FedEx International Priority. Shipments are insured and signature required.
Will I pay customs duty?
Most regions ship Delivered Duty Unpaid, which makes the customer the importer of record for local duties and taxes. Factor that into the total.
How much is Alexandra Hakim jewellery?
At Coveti, between 179 and 752 US dollars. Most earrings are 250 to 470, and the zodiac pendants start at 232.
Is Alexandra Hakim sold in Dubai?
Coveti ships to the UAE from its regional hub, so the collection is available there with express delivery.
Do Alexandra Hakim pieces come in a box?
Each piece ships in its own pouch, which is also the storage the brand recommends, since cast surfaces scratch other plated jewellery.
Will my piece look exactly like the photograph?
It will be very close but not identical. Every piece is cast and finished by hand and the brand states that no two are the same, so expect small differences in texture and symmetry.
Read next
- Alexandra Hakim review
- The Alexandra Hakim edit
- The Canter horseshoe collection
- Who is Alexandra Hakim?
Sources
- Alexandra Hakim, About the designer
- Alexandra Hakim, Jewellery care
- Arab News, Lebanese designer using natural resources to make jewelry
- FashionUnited, Career Q and A with Alexandra Hakim
Prices and stock are as listed on Coveti at the time of writing and change with availability.
Written by Gemma Deeks, Fashion Editor at Coveti.
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