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Serge Thoraval and Neon Genesis Evangelion - A Unique Collaboration

In an exciting fusion of fashion and animation, the Parisian jewelry brand Serge Thoraval is set to unveil its first collaboration with the legendary anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion on December 12, 2025. This collection marries the elegance of Serge Thoraval's artisan jewelry design with the profound themes of the beloved anime, illustrating underlying messages of inner strength and self-discovery.

The Essence of Serge Thoraval

Founded by Serge Thoraval in 1992, the brand has carved a niche in the jewelry market with its unique approach to materials and design philosophy. Renowned for its poetic pieces made from sterling silver and gold, the jewelry often features engravings of literary quotes. The raw texture and artisanal craftsmanship encapsulate the warmth of hand-made artistry, setting the tone for this intriguing collaboration. Serge Thoraval emphasizes a philosophy of "inscribing thoughts," respecting the importance of words infused in its creations.

The creative director of Serge Thoraval, Rock Thoraval, played a pivotal role in developing this collection. The challenge was to seamlessly intertwine the strong metallic messages inherent in the brand's identity with the intricate, iconic visuals of Neon Genesis Evangelion. What emerged is a thoughtful representation of the A.T. Field—an important element in the anime—which inspired the octagonal motifs of the jewelry. This protective motif serves as a symbol that not only represents the series but also embodies a new interpretation of jewelry as personal armor.

Collection Highlights

The limited edition collection will feature three main items: rings, bangles, and necklaces, showcasing Serge Thoraval's hallmark frame design enriched by the craftsmanship of handmade artistry. Each piece of jewelry will include engravings inspired by three pivotal characters from the series:

• - Shinji Ikari: “Et j’ai le droit d’etre ici! (I have the right to be here!)”
• - Rei Ayanami: “Je suis moi (I am myself)”
• - Asuka Langley Soryu: “Alors regarde-moi (So, look at me)”

These phrases were carefully selected by Rock, resonating with the emotional journeys of the characters and echoing a genuine encouragement that transcends the screen. The fusion of Serge Thoraval's philosophy of