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In a deeply personal conversation on Marisol Nichols' podcast, Nillie Danesh shared her journey of resilience and hope as a survivor of 11 years of physical, emotional, and psychological abuse. Interviewed by Marisol Nichols, founder of Slavery Free World, an organization dedicated to stopping human trafficking and abuse, the discussion highlighted the importance of recognizing the warning signs of grooming, the courage it takes to escape abuse, and the ongoing challenges of post-separation abuse. Now, as the founder of Glory Jewelry, Nillie channels her experiences into empowering women through designs that symbolize strength, resilience, and transformation. Listen to the episode to learn how Nillie is using her platform to inspire healing and make a meaningful difference in the lives of survivors.
Glory Jewelry is honored to be featured in Vogue's December issue under the "Holiday Must-Have Essentials" list curated by GBK Brand Bar. Highlighting the 'Set Me Free' collection, this recognition celebrates Glory Jewelry’s commitment to creating meaningful designs that symbolize strength, resilience, and transformation. As described by GBK, this collection is “Jewelry with a purpose,” and we are thrilled to see it resonate with such a prestigious audience. Explore the 'Set Me Free' collection and experience the perfect holiday gift that combines elegance with empowerment.
Guided by her personal journey, Nillie is proud to collaborate with Peace Over Violence to give back and drive meaningful change. Through this partnership with Peace Over Violence, Glory Jewelry aims to serve the community, uplift survivors, and work toward preventing domestic violence through intervention and healing initiatives. From now until year-end, Glory Jewelry will donate a percentage of proceeds to Peace Over Violence. Glory strives to make a real impact by supporting an organization that resonates with Nillie's experiences and values. Together, they can inspire hope and foster healing.
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Nillie Danesh joined Jana Kramer on her podcast, Whine Down with Jana Kramer, to share her story and bring attention to domestic abuse. Nillie and Jana discussed their personal experiences, highlighting emotional manipulation, such as love bombing, and how it can escalate to violence. Nillie's testimony, paired with Jana's reflections and the lessons she shares with her daughter, resonated with listeners, showcasing her strength and committment to empowering others facing similar challenges.
Glory Jewelry creates more than just beautiful pieces—they’re symbols of strength and empowerment, inspired by Nillie's journey as a domestic violence survivor. Despite challenges like market competition and evolving online trends, the brand has adapted with affordable and luxury collections while building a supportive community. Discover how resilience and purpose shape Glory's mission in the full article.
Jana is honoring Domestic Violence Awareness Month with a conversation with survivor Nillie Danesh. We hear Nillie’s own personal experience with abuse, and learn how “love bombing” can escalate into physical violence. We hear all the different ways abusers can isolate their victims from their friends and family, and Nillie shares her healing journey after leaving her abuser.
Nillie Danesh’s journey to founding Glory Jewelry began with a bold leap into an unfamiliar industry, driven by purpose and passion. More than a jewelry brand, Glory Jewelry embodies Danesh’s commitment to making a positive impact, dedicating proceeds to support victims of domestic violence. Inspired by resilient women and her own experiences as a survivor, Danesh leads with authenticity and emphasizes the power of believing in oneself. Discover how her unwavering dedication and vision continue to inspire and uplift her community.
