Collection: Serena

Serena. The name alone suggests something soft, but the pattern is anything but restrained.

Royal Albert registered Serena in 1945, producing it at St. Mary's Works in Longton, Staffordshire until around 1977. Thirty-two years of pink roses, purple and blue accents, green foliage, and gold trim on luminous white bone china. Not one bloom, not a tasteful spray. A whole garden, brought indoors and kept on the table where it could be seen.

We find these pieces now, cups and plates that lived full lives on full tables, and we see what they still have to offer. Each pendant begins with a carefully chosen fragment of genuine Royal Albert Serena china, selected for the way the roses landed, the way the colour held. It is set into a hypoallergenic aluminum frame, finished in gold or silver, with a hand-formed wire bale at the top. No two are the same. They can't be.

Wearing one is a particular kind of pleasure. All that abundance, concentrated into something you carry with you. A little piece of a pattern that hasn't been made since the 1970s, still vivid, still exactly what it always was.

Browse the Serena collection and find the piece that feels right.