Inspired by the ancient Anatolian art of coin casting and the geometric purity of Nordic design, The Lira Necklace reinterprets historical balance through a contemporary lens.
Its name nods to the lira — once the currency of empires, exchanged not only in markets but also in stories, offerings, and promises. The sleek silver segments evoke the shape of hand-cut currency molds used in Ottoman-era workshops, while the asymmetrical cluster of zircon stones reflects the imperfections that made each coin — and each woman — singular.
From the clean restraint of Northern European design to the textured depth of Anatolian heritage, this piece holds both silence and memory. It’s not only jewelry — it’s a reminder that refinement is forged, not found.
Inspired by the ancient Anatolian art of coin casting and the geometric purity of Nordic design, The Lira Necklace reinterprets historical balance through a contemporary lens.
Its name nods to the lira — once the currency of empires, exchanged not only in markets but also in stories, offerings, and promises. The sleek silver segments evoke the shape of hand-cut currency molds used in Ottoman-era workshops, while the asymmetrical cluster of zircon stones reflects the imperfections that made each coin — and each woman — singular.
From the clean restraint of Northern European design to the textured depth of Anatolian heritage, this piece holds both silence and memory. It’s not only jewelry — it’s a reminder that refinement is forged, not found.
