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Alpha Chi Omega Jewelry | mazi + zo sorority jewelry

Alpha Chi Omega Jewelry

Well done! You’ve just found the best Alpha Chi Omega sorority jewelry anywhere! mazi + zo designs, handcrafts, and sells high-end sorority jewelry, and you will shine in our elevated Alpha Chi Omega necklaces and Alpha Chi Omega earrings. Our versatile Alpha Chi necklaces and earrings work with everything from your gym clothes to game day best, and they’ll add a little AXO shine to dressier looks, too.

We handcraft every piece of our sorority jewelry using ethically sourced solid 14k gold or sustainable hypoallergenic .925 sterling silver because quality matters.

Shop today and discover why our licensed Alpha Chi Omega jewelry is the most coveted bid day, initiation, or anytime gift!

"I LOVE MY ALPHA CHI CHOKER SO MUCH!! IT'S DELICATE AND LIGHT AND I WEAR IT EVERY DAY!” --Iris N.

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Alpha Chi Omega Jewelry

mazi + zo designs and sells elevated Alpha Chi Omega jewelry. Our exclusive collection features a stunning collection of Alpha Chi necklaces and earrings-- perfect sorority gifts for bid day, big/little reveal, initiation, or any special occasion. And hey, our jewelry isn’t just for active collegiate members --  it’s alumnae-approved too. Wear your letters with pride everywhere you go with our collection of licensed Alpha Phi jewelry.

Whether you’re searching for an Alpha Chi necklace for your Little, dainty AXO stud earrings for your Big, or just want to treat yourself, we’ve got you covered. Get ready to shine with mazi + zo’s high-end sorority jewelry collection.

Alpha Chi Omega Group Orders

Could you use a discount when you’re shopping for your Little?? Get 4 more friends on board and you’ll qualify for a special group order discount. Shopping for a whole member class? We think that’s a brilliant idea and can offer you an even better discount when you buy in bulk.

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Alpha Chi Omega Sorority FAQ

  • When was Alpha Chi Omega founded? Alpha Chi Omega was founded on October 18th 1855.
  • Where was Alpha Chi Omega founded? Alpha Chi Omega was founded at De Pauw University.
  • What is Alpha Chi Omega's motto? Alpha Chi Omega's motto is "Together Let Us Seek the Heights."
  • What are Alpha Chi Omega's official colors? Alpha Chi Omega's colors are scarlet red and olive green.
  • What is Alpha Chi Omega's symbol? Alpha Chi Omega's symbol is a golden lyre.
  • What is Alpha Chi Omega's jewel? Alpha Chi Omega's jewel is the pearl.
  • What is Alpha Chi Omega's flower? Alpha Chi Omega's flower is the Red Carnation.
  • What is Alpha Chi Omega's nickname? Alpha Chi Omega's nickname is "Alpha Chi."
  • Who are some famous Alpha Chi Omega alumnae? Dr. Laura Berman, Hannah Brown, Eleanor Coppola, Marcia Clapp DeRocco, Alyson Hannigan, Janet Hsieh, Agnes Nixon, Dr. Condoleezza Rice, Sarah Shahi, Gail Sheehy, and Dawn Wells all are or were Alpha Chi Omegas.

FUN FACT: Alpha Chi Omega was originally called Alpha Kai Omega! Alpha Chi Omega was founded in the music school at DePauw University and the founders thought they'd be the first and last women's fraternity there, so they chose "Alpha" and "Omega"—the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet— for their name. "Kai" means "and" so they landed on Alpha Kai Omega. Later, they changed "Kai"to the Greek letter "Chi". We can't find any intel on why they made the change, but we think it was most likely just to be more consistent with the other Greek organizations that use letters in their names.