Quick answer first, since that's probably why you're here:
Aurelai is pronounced oh-RAY-lye (rhymes with "why"). Three syllables, no silent letters, nothing tricky once you hear it once.
If you searched "Aurelia jewelry" and landed here, you're in the right place. Aurelai and Aurelia are different names, and the mixup happens more than you'd think, so here's the full story on both the spelling and where the name actually comes from.
Where the name comes from
Aurelai is built from two pieces: "Aure," Latin for gold, and Lai, our founder's surname. Put together, it's a name that's personal and points directly at what the brand makes, solid gold and titanium jewelry, not a made up word chosen because it sounded nice.
Why autocorrect keeps changing it to "Aurelia"
This isn't Google being difficult on purpose. There are several other small jewelry brands with names one or two letters off from Aurelai, close enough that search engines lump them into the same naming cluster. When a name is new and less established online, search engines default to the version they have more signal for, which right now happens to be "Aurelia."
The short version
If you're trying to find us again: it's Aurelai, A-U-R-E-L-A-I, pronounced oh-RAY-lye. Not Aurelia. Bookmark aurelaijewelry.com or follow @aurelai_jewelry so you don't have to rely on search working it out for you.