Why it's worth it
Six hundred grams of gold-plated metal worn like a sash — the collar replaces the outfit.
The Edit
A 49cm-long collar cast in metal and finished in 22k gold plating, the piece crosses the torso diagonally like a sash, anchored at the throat by a hammered wavy collar form and descending through articulated crystal and pearl links to the KOKO bug motif below the hip. At 628 grams, the weight is structural — this sits and drapes under its own mass, no pinning required. The mixed gold and silver finish at the collarbone introduces a deliberate tonal break that keeps the scale from reading as costume.
Insider Tip
At 628g, it holds its own position on the body — no additional pinning needed, but a close-fit knit underneath prevents slipping.
The details
- Metal
- Gold-plated
- Form
- Sculptural
- Scale
- Oversized
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