Sednon is a jewelry-object brand born from a deep desire for freedom. Inspired by the carefree spirit of the 1970s and the elegance of that era, Sednon is a unisex jewelry brand that revives pocket-sized luxury and offers a precious setting for personal belongings and secrets. Sednon thus reinvents the jewelry-object, which, once worn, allows one to rediscover freedom of movement and spirit.
Sednon creates unique object-jewelry that blends function, elegance, and freedom. Inspired by 19th-century pocket objects and the free spirit of the 1970s, each piece transforms everyday items—snuffboxes, poison rings, flasks, perfume bottles, or pillboxes—into stylish, functional, and singular jewelry. Intimate yet social, these objects accompany their owners beyond the private sphere, signaling refinement and discreet exclusivity. Sednon reinterprets pocket luxury with modern, unisex designs, crafting timeless creations. The brand name, Sednon, references Baudelaire’s poem Sed Non Satiata, evoking unfulfilled desire and the quest for freedom. Each piece tells a personal story, marrying function with beauty. The Verneuil Case, a tribute to Serge Gainsbourg, transforms an everyday object into art, inspired by the tiles of his iconic Parisian home.
Founded by Aurélie Benazera, Sednon was born from a Heritage. That of Paris where the designer was born and has always lived. From the Left Bank to the Right Bank, Sednon is the fruit of a slow and natural transmission, of a vision, of the codes of French elegance and Parisian refinement.
To create her brand, Aurélie sought to bring together the best in the best to bring her vision of beauty and utility to life. Sednon is the result of a collaboration of excellence that unites Parisian fine jewelry design, the artisanal expertise of Italian manufacturers, and engineering to create precious objects, conceived as a free art of living.
Born from a Parisian heritage, refined and deeply cultural, and shaped thanks to the know-how of the best, Sednon jewelry has a history and is designed to last over time in order to be passed on in turn...
