Statement necklace
Sapera Necklace
for the room that needs charming.
Colour: Teal
The necklace
Sapera is a slim, flat herringbone chain with a snakeskin print on the front, in deep teal or warm brown, and polished gold on the back. It lies smooth against the skin and catches the light as you move. Named after India's snake charmers, it's made to draw the eye. 🐍
- Python-style print in teal or brown over a fine herringbone texture
- Polished gold reverse, so flashes of gold show as it moves
- About 4–5 mm wide: neat at the collarbone, never chunky
- Gold-plated lobster clasp with an extender chain
- Gold-plated brass/copper alloy base
- Styled on women and men alike
How to wear it
- Close to the neck. Clip it short for a choker look with tanks, slip dresses and strapless tops.
- On the collarbone. Use the extender to let it sit lower under an open shirt or a blazer.
- Layered. Add a plain gold chain next to it and let the two golds talk.
Care
- Put it on last, after perfume, lotion and hairspray.
- Take it off before showering, swimming or working out.
- Store it flat in its pouch. Herringbone chains can kink if they're bunched up or knotted.
- Wipe with a soft dry cloth.
Questions, answered
No, it's a printed pattern. No animals involved, just the look.
The extender chain lets you choose where it sits, from close to the neck to lower on the collarbone.
Absolutely. The slim, flat chain looks just as sharp under an open collar as it does with a slip dress.
Best not. Water, sweat and perfume can dull the plating and print over time.
Yes. It's an easy pick for anyone who likes a bold accessory without going over the top.
Sapera, in real life
made to be looked at.
one necklace, every mood.
wear it your way.Quietly bold. The kind of piece people notice before they notice why.
A black tank, a satin shirt left open, a slip dress, a crisp blazer. Teal or brown against black does the rest.
Brunch, a gallery opening, Diwali drinks, date night, or an ordinary Tuesday that needs a lift.