In just three Origami Owl has grown from a 14-year-old girl's bright idea into a company reportedly expected to generate $250 million in revenue this year. OrigamiOwl.com Isabella Weems is the ...

People are having fun with Origami Owl jewelry. The big items are the “living lockets,” which are glass-sided lockets that hold little charms. Much like charms for charm bracelets, these consist of ...

After only half a decade that’s shown massive growth, Chandler, Ariz. company Origami Owl will expand into Canada. The jewelry company was created by then 14-year-old Bella Weems, who designed and ...

Like most high school seniors, Isabella Weems is balancing school work with extracurricular activities, all while deciding where she will attend college after graduation. But unlike most high school ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When Bella Weems was 14 years old, she wanted a car — despite the fact it would be two years before she could legally drive it. Many of ...

It's not every day a new start-up company rakes in $250million in a year; it's even rarer when that company was launched by a 14-year-old. Bella Weems, from Chandler, Arizona, is now 17, but she was ...

BLACKFOOT — Teresa Rigby has latched on to the dream of a 14-year-old entrepreneur from Arizona who founded Origami Owl Custom Jewelry. The Soda Springs native sells the necklaces at in-home parties ...

All Isabella “Bella” Weems really wanted was a used car. That desire set in motion a chain of events that led to the Arizona teenager spearheading what is now a multi-million dollar enterprise that ...

Arizona teen Bella Weems wanted a new car when she turned 16. Her parents weren’t planning to buy her one, and she doubted she’d earn enough money babysitting to afford the white Jeep she dreamed of.

ORMOND BEACH — Selling custom Origami Owl lockets at house parties and farmers markets have helped Sandy Brantley and her 17-year-old daughter, Samantha, boost the Ormond Beach family’s income. But ...