The Story Behind Yadasah

Yadasah began in 2014 during a season when Arelí, the founder, was experiencing God’s healing and awakening her purpose to create with her hands. With a lifelong love for fashion, she started designing jewelry for herself and soon discovered a passion for the craft. What began as simple rings evolved into more intricate designs using brass, patina, and soldering—all skills Arelí taught herself as a self-taught jeweler. Along the way, she realized that creativity ran in her family through her grandfather, Agustín, who was also an artist.

The name Yadasah came during a challenging season while Arelí was reading Jeremiah 18: The Potter and the Clay. The Hebrew words “hand” (yad) and “to make” (asah) became Yadasah—a reminder that God is the true Potter and His creations are handmade by His loving hands.

In 2019, Arelí developed a deep love for Israel, a connection later confirmed through the discovery of Jewish roots in her own family line. In 2021, she stepped out in faith to officially launch Yadasah, following the desire God had placed in her heart and trusting His call to bring beauty and faith together through jewelry.

"Yadasah was born out of my desire to create more than just jewelry—it was created to tell a story. Each piece is inspired by Scripture, prayer, and the beauty of encountering Yeshua in everyday life. Jewelry isn’t simply an accessory; it is a reminder of truth, identity, and intimacy with our Bridegroom."