Angelina Jolie's Daughter Zahara Debuts Jewelry Collection

At 14, the daughter of Brad and Angelina is already making a name for herself. - by Chadielle Fayad

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s daughter, Zahara Jolie-Pitt has launched her own jewelry line.

The 14-year-old debuted the Zahara Collection while accompanying her mother at the Los Angeles premiere of Maleficent: Mistress of Evil.

Zahara accessorized her black gown with three-tiered earrings, a bracelet and a ring from her her line.

The collection can be purchased at select Saks Fifth Avenue stores and several other retailers in the United States and Australia as of November.

A press release confirmed that proceeds from the collection will go towards a good cause.

"All proceeds from the Collection will benefit the Los Angeles-based House of Ruth Shelters, which provided transitional housing for battered women and children," the press release says.

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According to an Australian publication, Zahara collaborated with jeweler Robert Procop on the collection.

She appears to be following in her mother’s footsteps, as Angelina has also worked with Procop in the past.

He was the designer behind her engagement ring from ex-husband Brad.

The Oscar-winning actress, who adopted Zahara from Ethiopia in 2005, was also joined by her other children, Pax, Shiloh, Vivienne and Knox at the Maleficent premiere.

While Angelina has mostly been opting for sleek black dresses on her press tour, she went for a different look in her Rome premiere.

Jolie attended Maleficent's Rome photocall wearing a huge, lavender bow top from Givenchy's Spring 2019 Haute Couture collection. She paired the top with sleek black trousers and black pumps, and left her hair in loose curls around her bare shoulders.

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In a recent interview with the French magazine Madame Figaro, Jolie spoke about her divorce from Brad Pitt and the journey of "rediscovering the joy".

"I feel like I’m coming full-circle," Jolie reportedly said.

"For this new Guerlain campaign, I asked myself: what is expected of me? And the answer was that I want to be who I’ve always been. So instead of hiding my wild side, I’m bringing it out. I want to feel free."