The Most Copied Ring on TikTok: How Real Fine Built a $10 Million Business Around It
Female Founder WorldShow Notes
Eliza O'Connor, founder of Real Fine Studio, is back on Female Founder World. We don't usually have a guest on twice, but when Eliza DM'ed Jasmine to tell her the brand has grown from $1 million in annual revenue in 2024, to an estimated $10-$15 million in revenue this year, we got her back on the mic.
In this episode Eliza walks us through how the brand unlocked this level of growth—the mindset shifts, marketing changes, product launches, and how she's hired to get there.
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