The Giza Necklace is composed of a sequence of small triangular links, assembled one by one to create a continuous articulated chain. Its structure is defined by repetition and precision, allowing the piece to move fluidly while maintaining a clear geometric rhythm.

Inspired by the form of the pyramid, the triangular elements introduce a subtle architectural quality. This reference remains controlled and understated, embedded in the structure rather than expressed as ornament.

Finished in 18k gold-plated bronze, the necklace relies on proportion and construction rather than volume. Its presence is light, with movement and surface catching light in a restrained and continuous way.