The Braeve Collection of gold and silver arm cuffs, hoop earrings, rings, and statement pendant necklaces exude Rae’s confidence.

Rae’s love for Cast’s fine jewels isn’t new. In fact, she has worn the brand quite a few times, including during one of the most special moments in any film icon’s career: the Academy Awards. But Rae’s also a firm believer in not waiting until there’s a special occasion to wear your best pieces.

Highly acclaimed for her roles in Insecure, Barbie and American Fiction, actress, writer and entrepreneur Issa Rae has officially ventured into jewelry design. The multi-hyphenate artist has teamed with San Francisco-based fine jewelry brand Cast on a 22-piece collection that embodies the actress’s personal style and echoes her and Cast’s shared priorities of artful design,

If you thought Issa Rae was already doing a lot, the actress (hi, Barbie!), writer, and producer just added one more accomplishment to her list of wins: accessories designer. Fine jeweler Cast tapped the multi-hyphenate for a 22-piece assortment of stackable bracelets,

The “Braeve” collection features 22 pieces of 14K gold, sterling silver and black onyx in addition to lab-grown diamonds which the company calls Cast-created diamonds. Pricing ranges between $250 to $5900 and the items are exclusively available online at Cast’s website and Nordstrom’s official site.

Cast, the San Francisco-based fine jewelry brand known for its artful and modern designs, partnered with internationally renowned creator, tastemaker, actor, and entrepreneur Issa Rae to create the Braeve Collection.

Cast is embarking on its biggest celebrity partnership three years after its launch. The San Francisco-based fine jewelry brand is joining forces with actress, writer and producer Issa Rae on a long-term partnership that kicks off Tuesday with Rae's first jewelry collaboration.

In an exclusive campaign release, Rae details how fitting it is to be partnering with Stuart Weitzman in this way. Especially given that she's been wearing glasses for years.