What a Silver Heart Pendant Is, the STRUGA Way

SIGNATURE HEART is the fifth form of STRUGA, the brand's own heart: half smooth, half angular, two different hearts in one. A silver heart pendant recognized as STRUGA, not as the common symbol.

The dividing line runs through the object itself: two geometries drawn into one contour, not balanced into symmetry.

Surface: Living Silver, unplated sterling silver 925 — it darkens along the geometry of the form, not in an even layer.

Nine objects across five types of piece — from a stud of 1.6 g, the smallest object in the brand, to a beaded heart choker of 33 g.

The form did not come from the common symbol: STRUGA looked for a heart recognized by its silhouette, not by a prescribed meaning.

• Where the form came from
• Anatomy of the heart
• How the family evolved
• Its place in CODEX
• Frequently asked

Where the form came from

The heart as a visual object is popular the world over, and the common symbol is known without any brand. STRUGA refused to borrow it. Instead it went looking for a heart of its own — a particular, recognizable shape — and the search led to SIGNATURE HEART: half smooth, half angular, joining two completely different hearts into one. The canon fixes the thought word for word, as the description of a living collection.

The fifth form of the brand. SIGNATURE HEART — STRUGA's own heart.

The heart as a visual object is popular the world over. STRUGA looked for its own — a particular, recognizable shape of heart. The search led to SIGNATURE HEART: half smooth, half angular, joining two completely different hearts into one.

That is the move of the family. Not to take a ready-made symbol, but to build a heart that did not exist before: one half smoothed, the other holding its angle. Two languages of form in one silhouette — and the silhouette reads as STRUGA.

Anatomy of the heart

The dividing line runs through the object itself. One half is smooth, the other angular — two geometries not balanced into symmetry but drawn into a single contour. A STRUGA silver heart pendant is not a softened charm off the shelf; it is a form with an inner border. The surface is Living Silver, sterling silver 925 without plating: it darkens along the geometry of the form, not in an even layer.

As of 2026, a STRUGA silver heart pendant differs from the common heart charm in two facts: the form joins one smooth half and one angular half into a single contour, and the surface is Living Silver — sterling silver 925 without plating. With wear the touched edges lighten, the recesses darken, and the contrast of the two halves reads sharper than on the first day.

Across the family there are nine objects in five types of piece — from a stud of 1.6 g, the smallest object in the brand, to a beaded heart choker of 33 g. One contour holds across a twentyfold spread of mass.

How the family evolved

One form ran across mass and category — the path the canon fixes word for word.

Its evolution ran like this: a light heart, as if bent from wire; then the Solid Heart — heavy, fully filled; then the Heart Lock — a classic clasp for a beaded chain, reimagined as SIGNATURE HEART; and a tiny stud — the smallest object in the brand.

These are not options to pick between, but stations of one form moving through weight and type of piece — from an almost weightless contour to full volume, from a pendant to the clasp of a chain to the smallest point in the brand. The silver heart pendant is one stop on that route, not the whole of it.

Its place in CODEX

SIGNATURE HEART lives in the CODEX world — STRUGA's everyday architectural language, its DNA. CODEX brings out a form that did not exist before and carries it across different types of pieces. SIGNATURE HEART is exactly that kind of form: the brand's own heart, taken all the way to a recognizable silhouette.

Beside it, in the same world, stand SIGNATURE ASYMMETRIC, BLADE, THORN and BRUTALISM — each about a clean line and a silhouette you recognize. Among them, SIGNATURE HEART is the one about a heart built from two halves: the brand's fifth numbered form.