Striking in simplicity, these cascading discs offer a bold yet balanced statement. Their organic texture and asymmetrical flow nod to raw, elemental beauty—modern with a handcrafted soul.
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Design: Five organically textured discs in varying sizes form a cascading drop silhouette. Light-catching with artisanal imperfections.
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Material: Silver-plated zinc and brass alloy.
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Size: Approx. 2.3" L × 1.3" W (plus hook)
- Country of Origin: Türkiye
These earrings echo ancient coinage, lunar phases, and sculptural minimalism all in one. Designed to move with you, each hammered disc reflects light in unpredictable ways—giving off a lived-in shine that’s intentionally imperfect. Lightweight yet full of presence, they pair effortlessly with linen, leather, or a sleek black dress. Made in Türkiye, where metalwork traditions meet contemporary design.
Care & Disclaimer
Due to the handcrafted nature and silver-plated finish, slight variations in tone, texture, or patina may occur. Avoid direct contact with water, lotions, or perfumes. Gently wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.
design: Five hammered discs in graduating sizes link into an asymmetrical cascade, each one catching light differently thanks to its own hand-worked surface.
size: Approx. 2.3" L x 1.3" W, plus ear hook.
material: Silver-plated zinc and brass alloy.
features: Cascading multi-disc silhouette, hand-hammered texture on each disc, lightweight alloy build, fish-hook ear wire
care: Wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth and keep away from water, lotion, and perfume to protect the plating.
disclaimer: Because each disc is hand-hammered and silver-plated, slight variation in tone, texture, or patina from piece to piece is normal and expected.
The Story
The stacked disc is one of the oldest forms in metal jewelry, and it shows up again and again wherever metalsmiths have worked coin-like shapes into ornament. Here, five discs of shrinking size are hammered individually and hung in a loose cascade, a form that reads as much like old coinage strung together as it does a study in circles and light.
This piece is made in Türkiye, a country with a long, continuous history of metalworking that runs from ancient Anatolian smiths through Ottoman-era silversmiths to the workshops producing jewelry today. That lineage shows up less as a specific motif here and more as a working method: hammering sheet metal by hand to build form and texture, rather than casting a piece to look uniform.
The irregular, slightly domed surface of each disc is the visible signature of that hammering. It's a deliberate departure from machine-smooth jewelry, favoring a hand-finished surface that catches light unevenly, disc by disc.
Each disc starts as a flat blank cut to size, then is hand-hammered against a metal stake to give it a slight dome and a textured, non-uniform surface. The five discs per earring are graduated by hand before being linked together into the cascading drop, plated in silver tone, and finished with an oxidized wash that settles into the low points of the hammering for contrast. A fish-hook ear wire is attached last. Because the hammering and finishing are done by hand, no two discs come out identical.
Craft & Materials
- Made In: Türkiye
- Craft Tradition: Hand-hammered disc metalwork
- Ideal For: Someone who wants a bold, sculptural earring for everyday wear without the weight or cost of solid silver
- Wear It With: Pairs well with linen, leather, and simple solid-color outfits that let the movement of the discs stand out
- Purpose: Everyday wear, dressing up a simple outfit, gifting
- Metal: Silver-plated zinc and brass alloy
Questions & Answers
What are these earrings made of?
A silver-plated zinc and brass alloy, hand-hammered into textured discs.
Are these solid silver?
No, they're silver-plated over a zinc and brass alloy base, which keeps them lightweight and more affordable than solid silver.
Will the discs tarnish over time?
Some change in tone or patina is normal with a plated finish; wiping with a soft, dry cloth and avoiding water, lotion, and perfume will help it last.
How heavy do they feel to wear?
The alloy construction keeps them light on the ear despite their cascading, statement-making size.
What kind of ear wire do they use?
A standard fish-hook ear wire, so they go on and off easily.