Iowa KCCI
“Look good, feel good, do good,” is Aminna Taylor’s motto. Aminna owns Twenty-Eight Minna, a jewelry business in Ankeny. When she heard that future Miss Iowa USA wanted to wear Twenty - Eight Minna accessories for an upcoming pageant, Aminna called it a surreal moment! On KCCI, McKenzie Kerry explains why she is using her platform heading into the Miss USA competition to uplift local minority owned businesses. #ProjectCommUNITY
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Daily Mom
"Mother’s Day jewelry feels especially meaningful when it’s beautiful enough to feel special and easy enough to wear every day. These pieces from Twenty-Eight Minna strike that balance so well, offering polished, feminine details that can move with her from busy mornings to dinner out without ever feeling overdone. For the mom who appreciates thoughtful design and a little everyday shine, this pairing feels personal, wearable, and quietly luxurious."
Building Her Dream
“A breakdown became a breakthrough. Aminna created Twenty-Eight Minna as a way to reconnect with her own identity while helping other moms do the same. The name of the brand holds personal meaning. Twenty-eight was the age when she became a mom and last felt like just “Minna.” Her jewelry symbolizes the multifaceted lives of moms, combining elegance with practicality."
“[August] is Black Business Month and Urban Experience Magazine would like to showcase some of our very own local Black Business Owners."