With its flowing cascade of discs, this silver-plated lariat necklace creates movement and light in every step. A modern nod to traditional coin jewelry, its clean, rhythmic pattern elongates the neckline and adds subtle drama to minimalist looks.
- Design: Lariat style with disc accents and a 6" drop.
- Material: Silver-plated metal alloy.
- Size: 28" total length with 6" drop.
- Country of origin: Türkiye
Inspired by Türkiye’s rich legacy of coin-adorned jewelry, this piece brings a contemporary edge to heritage styling. The polished discs shimmer with every motion, creating a bold yet fluid silhouette that flatters both casual and elevated outfits. Wear it over a simple tank or a structured dress for an effortless statement.
Care & Disclaimer:
Due to handcrafted detailing, slight variations in disc texture or finish are to be expected. Keep away from water, perfumes, and chemicals to preserve the silver plating. Gently wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and store flat to prevent tangling.
design: A lariat-style necklace built from rows of small overlapping silver-plated discs, tapering into a looser cascade of discs that forms a 6" drop at the center front.
size: 28" total length with a 6" drop.
material: Silver-plated metal alloy.
features: Lariat silhouette, layered disc-link chain, cascading drop, coin-inspired disc motif
care: Keep away from water, perfume, and chemicals, and wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth after wear, storing it flat to prevent tangling.
disclaimer: Because the discs are handcrafted, slight variation in texture or finish from piece to piece is expected and part of the making process.
The Story
The strand of small, overlapping discs on this necklace draws on Türkiye's long-running tradition of coin-adorned jewelry, in which coins and coin-like discs were linked into chains or stitched onto garments and headpieces. Historically, this kind of piece did double duty as adornment and as a portable, wearable form of savings, with the number and density of coins signaling a family's means.
Coin jewelry in Anatolia has long carried special weight in bridal and dowry contexts, where a bride might be dressed in coin necklaces or coin-trimmed headpieces as part of the wedding presentation. That association with celebration and personal wealth is part of why coin motifs remain a recognizable, meaningful form in Turkish jewelry-making today.
This lariat translates that coin-cluster language into a lighter, more fluid contemporary shape: rather than a rigid coin bib, the discs are strung so they move independently, letting the historic motif read as movement and shimmer rather than as literal currency.
A piece like this starts with dozens of small metal discs, each stamped or cut individually and then finished with a hand-applied texture so no two catch the light in quite the same way. The discs are linked disc-by-disc into rows using jump rings, built up first into the collar section and then into the denser, tiered cascade at the center, before the whole chain is silver-plated to give it its finished shine.
Craft & Materials
- Made In: Türkiye
- Craft Tradition: Turkish coin-inspired disc jewelry
- Ideal For: Someone who wants a statement necklace with movement for both everyday and dressed-up looks
- Wear It With: Wear it over a simple tank for daytime or let it stand out against a structured, minimal dress
- Purpose: Everyday wear, layering piece, statement necklace, gifting
- Metal: Silver-plated metal alloy
Questions & Answers
Is this necklace solid silver?
No, it's a metal alloy finished with a silver plating, not solid sterling silver.
How long is the necklace?
It measures 28" in total length with an additional 6" drop at the center front.
Can I wear this necklace in water or with perfume?
It's best to avoid water, perfume, and other chemicals, since they can wear down the silver plating over time.
Why do the discs look slightly different from each other?
Each disc is handcrafted, so small variations in texture and finish are normal and expected rather than a flaw.
How should I store this necklace?
Store it flat, away from other jewelry, to keep the disc rows from tangling or catching on each other.
