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  • Silk Gems Headlines (Speculative)

    Silk Gems Headlines (Speculative)

    About the Brief

    Client: Silky Gems, a handmade vegan candy brand inspired by Mứt Rau Câu, traditional Vietnamese crystal sweets.

    Challenge: Write headlines to promote Silky Gems without sounding overly salesy. The copy needed to be playful, scroll-stopping, and emotionally charged.

    Copy Choices:

    • Used visual language to blur the line between edible candy and collectible art, mirroring the brand’s jewel-like look
    • Balanced curuisity and revelation: headlines often start like they’re describing crystals or objects of desire, then twist to reveal it’s actually candy
    • Tapped into internet-native vocabulary to align with Silky Gem’s online aesthetic and Gen Z tone
    • Avoided sensory food clichés and instead focused on beauty and temptation
    • Varied rythm and tone across lines to keep the set dynamic: some are declarative while others are more cheeky or conceptual
    • Each headline was designed to stop the scroll – short, punchy, and matched to the candy’s look-before-you-bite appeal

    Headlines

    #1. For the crystal girlies, human magpies, and sweeth-tooth havers.

    #2. Gems for your mouth, not your bookshelf.

    #3. Shiny object syndrome called. Silky gems answered.

    #4. Your snack drawer just got a glow-up.

    #5. Too pretty to eat. Too tasty not to.

    #6. The prettiest thing you’ll ever bite.

    #7. Crystal candy for cosmic cravings.