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What To Wear To Greece

What To Wear To Greece

Combining their unique experiences, the two creatives tap into their Greek heritage to design organic and sculptural pieces, each handcrafted and completely unique.

Mother-daughter duo, Alexia and Stalo Karides, founded YSSO in 2020 with the shared vision of modern jewellery with ancient beginnings. 

YSSO is a celebration of balance and harmony; ancient and modern. Our work is defined by the rich history and natural beauty of Greece.

We draw inspiration from our country's diverse landscape — incorporating elements from the sea, mountains, and flora — and partner exclusively with Athenian workshops in order to highlight traditional Greek jewellery making and goldsmithing techniques.

From Archaeology to Jewellery

Stalo, an archaeologist who worked on excavations across Greece in the 1980s, has always been fascinated by the emotive power of jewellery as a vehicle for women to express themselves.

A sculptor at heart, she has over 30 years experience in jewellery making, history of art and design.

I love crafting and sculpting with my hands, this is something I have always been good at, and enjoyed – creating form purely from my own imagination

Alexia and Stalo began the brand as a love project to their own creativity. The design process is one of abstraction and creative impulse, and one that is stemming from the very honest need to expand their own horizons and bond with a community larger than their own.  

 “Our motivation stems from wanting to exude sense of confidence and expression to all who wear YSSO. Whomever you are, we believe that you can become whoever you dream.”

All YSSO designs are made to be lived and worn – they have us, and you, in mind – and are built for comfort.

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