The FORZA Premium Strength Choker is a symbol of resilience and empowerment, meticulously handcrafted with a modern, minimalist design. Each link represents life's challenges, while the smooth finish embodies the perfect balance of beauty and strength. *****
* 925 Sterling Silver for lasting elegance
* Adjustable length up to 50cm for a perfect fit
* Ethically handcrafted in India by skilled artisans
* Made in a Responsible Jewellery Council Accredited Workshop
* Inspired and designed in Australia ***** Inspired by the Italian word ‘Forza,’ meaning ‘strength,’ this choker serves as a powerful reminder of your inner resilience and ability to overcome any obstacle. It’s more than jewelry—it’s a testament to love, encouragement, and empowerment.
Part of the ETERNA collection, which draws from the timeless concept of eternal connection, the FORZA Choker features interwoven links that symbolize the unbreakable bonds we share with loved ones. These links bridge our past and present, creating a lasting thread through our lives.
Rooted in history, rope-style chains were worn by the Romans as symbols of strength and unity, often adorned with gemstones to reflect infinite love and connection. The ETERNA collection honors this legacy, taking its name from the Italian word for 'eternal.'
Whether gifted by a loved one or worn as a personal reminder, the FORZA Choker empowers you to embrace strength, compassion, and resilience in every step of your journey.
The FORZA Premium Strength Choker is perfect for those seeking a meaningful and stylish accessory. Ideal for everyday wear or special occasions, it’s a thoughtful gift for loved ones or a personal reminder of inner strength. Made from 925 Sterling Silver, it’s durable and hypoallergenic. The adjustable 50cm length ensures a comfortable fit for all neck sizes. Ethically crafted in India and designed in Australia, this choker combines modern elegance with timeless symbolism. Wear it as a statement piece to inspire resilience and celebrate the powerful connections in your life.
