White/Space is a Los Angeles jewelry brand founded in 2016 by Khadijah Fulton, a Parsons graduate who spent about ten years designing for fashion labels before turning to jewelry after becoming a mother. Her design language prizes elegance over ostentation, drawing on mid-century architecture, ancient goldsmithing and sculpture, with recycled gold and conflict-free stones. This edit gathers her sculptural rings, pearl drop earrings and delicate bracelets.

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Sculptural rings
The ring is the signature piece, and the open ovals with a single diamond are the shape the brand is known for. Some are polished gold, some set with a line of tiny stones, and a thick band wears like a quiet signet. Fulton says her work is about elegance over ostentation, and these prove it. Wear two together on neighboring fingers.
Pearls, chains and studs
The drop earrings run long, with small pearls strung down a fine bar. A chunky gold earring sits among them as the one bolder shape. I would wear a pair of the long pearl drops with hair tucked behind the ears and nothing else.
Delicate bracelets
Two fine bracelets and a pair of ear jackets finish the group, designed to be layered rather than worn alone. They are the kind of pieces that disappear into a day and then catch the light when you notice them. Stack both on one wrist.
Pearls, sapphires and fine chains
This group leans toward pearls on delicate gold, with a pink pearl hoop, grey akoya drops on a slim bracelet and a long pearl pendant. Pink sapphire squares add a sudden jolt of color, and a pearl threader keeps things airy. I would pick one piece and wear it every day for a week.

Pearl Moon Hoops, Pink
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Baby Akoya Bleu Bracelet
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Petite Palazzo Necklace, White
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Lunette Chain Earrings
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Triple Pearl Diamond Scarpa Earrings
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Pink Sapphire Savoye Necklace
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Pink Sapphire Bruta Earring
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Lagniappe Pearl Threaders
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How I would wear it
Pick one ring you will wear every day and let the rest of the jewelry follow it. White/Space is built on a simple idea that restraint is the luxury.


















