Inspired by the tiled corridors of Anatolia’s Seljuk palaces and the clean geometry of Scandinavian design, The Serra Necklace brings two worlds into quiet harmony. Its name — Serra — comes from a Turkish word meaning “serene strength,” a tribute to the women who carry elegance with conviction.
Each rectangular stone is hand-set to mirror the repetition found in ancient architectural friezes — precise, deliberate, and enduring. The rose-gold finish echoes the sun-warmed walls of Anatolia’s inner courtyards, while the modern silhouette speaks in the language of Northern minimalism: clean, composed, unornamented.
This is not a necklace that shouts. It remembers. It reflects. It holds history in symmetry.
Inspired by the tiled corridors of Anatolia’s Seljuk palaces and the clean geometry of Scandinavian design, The Serra Necklace brings two worlds into quiet harmony. Its name — Serra — comes from a Turkish word meaning “serene strength,” a tribute to the women who carry elegance with conviction.
Each rectangular stone is hand-set to mirror the repetition found in ancient architectural friezes — precise, deliberate, and enduring. The rose-gold finish echoes the sun-warmed walls of Anatolia’s inner courtyards, while the modern silhouette speaks in the language of Northern minimalism: clean, composed, unornamented.
This is not a necklace that shouts. It remembers. It reflects. It holds history in symmetry.
Materials: 925 sterling silver with rose-gold vermeil, baguette-cut white zircon stones
