"Growing up in Turkey, I was exposed at a young age to the sacred and age-old tradition of jewelry as protection. From gold evil eye pins and coral cornicello horns to silver turtle shell pendants, we were adorned with pieces, often passed down, that served to protect and attract.
These symbols of protection, luck and remembrance and the sentimental and nostalgic approach to adornment taught me early on that jewelry could be both profoundly meaningful and beautifully expressive. That belief is at the heart of everything I create."

About Selin Kent
SELIN KENT is a fine jewelry brand rooted in myth, memory, and meaning. Ancient symbols and stories are reimagined through a modern lens, creating pieces that feel both timeless and entirely of the moment.
Designed with intention and made with care, our pieces are created to take on meaning of their own. Whether it’s to mark a moment, honor a loved one, or evoke a memory, we create modern heirlooms that become part of your story and accompany you through life’s transitions.
Born, based and made in New York City, the collection is defined by a less-is-more approach: clean lines, sculptural forms, textured gold, and unexpected pops of color. Our pieces consist of carefully chosen stones and materials and range from understated staples to expressive statement pieces and one-of-a-kind designs.
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