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Eye-catching Accessories By Dr. Keylee Brown

Artistic and inspired ODs and optometry-supporting organizations offer some great options

Dr. Brown

Keylee Brown, OD, has always liked eye-related jewelry. When she found something she liked and wore it to a conference, people would ask her where she got it. So she asked herself: “Why don’t I see if others like these as much as I do?”

In 2019, she started Key Optique, an online business where she curates every item, from eye- and eyeglasses-inspired stud earrings and other on-trend jewelry. Dr. Brown earmarks some of the profits from sales to support causes; at the moment, she is supporting the student VOSH program at New England College of Optometry.

In 2021, Dr. Brown gave new meaning to the phrase Key Optique, when she opened a practice with the same name as her shop in Gainesville, Georgia.

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Go back to the Women In Optometry 2023 Gift Guide.

This article was created using several editorial tools, including AI, as part of the process. Human editors reviewed this content before publication.

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