The gallery space was designed by Sara and her style is impeccable. There is an eclectic blend of Asian dragon rugs, gilded palms, burled wood coffee tables and shiny lacquered furniture.

Her work as an interior designer led her to make many of the decor objects on display. Chairs inlaid with bone shark fins, silk tassels with shells attached, and hand-carved tiles are all for sale.

The star of the show, however, is the jewelry. Inspired by the ocean, it’s a wild mix of carved sea-creatures, actual seashells, old-mine-diamonds, citrines, natural pearls and more; all combined in a cool, sharp way. It’s less surfer dude and more Helmut Newton. It’s beach but chic, it’s elegant but casual. For example, a coral bead necklace encrusted with diamonds, stacked with shells- is precious enough for an occasion but easy enough to wear daily.

Sara herself is clad in black tuxedo pants and a silk blouse, with a stack of gold and diamond bangles. Around her neck hangs an extremely large diamond on a leather chord. Whether on the tennis court, the beach or in her signature tuxedo, she is always wearing serious jewelry.

She could teach a masterclass on how to wear jewelry. It’s sexy and confident. Sara believes women should not wait for an event to bring out their jewels, “If you’re glamorous be glamorous all the time” she says. “Every day is a special occasion, get up and be grateful”.