Some pieces carry their meaning in their measurements.

Hayat — life — is a necklace with precise dimensions and an imprecise effect. The body: 10 centimetres of linked silver connectors, each one a geometric element that catches the light at a different angle from the last. The central motifs: 3.4 centimetres wide, the widest point of the piece, where the rhythm of the design reaches its fullest expression. The chain: 11 centimetres on each side, carrying the body to the throat with the ease of something that knows exactly where it belongs. Together: a necklace that sits at the throat like a second collarbone, present and architectural and alive.

Throughout the connectors, ghungroos gather — not at the base as a fringe but distributed through the body, so the necklace sounds as well as sits. Every movement, every breath, every turn of the head: Hayat responds. It is the kind of necklace that makes the wearer aware of her own movement, that turns the small gestures of a day into something worth noticing.

It also wears as an anklet. The same 10-centimetre body, the same silver geometry and ghungroo sound, at the ankle instead of the throat. Two lives in one piece. Both of them, entirely, Hayat.

The Details:
Material: 92.5 hallmark pure silver
Body length: 10 cm (excluding chain)
Central motif width: 3.4 cm
Chain length: 11 cm per side
Detail: Ghungroos distributed throughout body
Convertible: Wears as necklace or anklet
Crafted by artisans from Rajasthan, India