Round Pendant Necklace with Gold Bail

A cratered silver disc the size of a small moon - oxidized to near-black, hung from a single point of 9kt gold that glows like the first light over a dark horizon. In his Imola workshop, Enri Mars hand-sculpts wax forms using the lost-wax casting technique that Italian jewelers have practiced for centuries. This pendant began as soft wax, carved and cratered by hand until the surface resembled something pulled from a lunar landscape - pocked, eroded, raw. The wax was then consumed by fire and replaced by molten sterling silver, capturing every deliberate imperfection in permanent metal. What remains is a disc that feels ancient in your palm: cool, heavy, textured with valleys your thumb instinctively traces. The 9kt gold bail is the single warm element in a composition built on shadow. Polished bright against the dark oxidized silver, it holds the pendant the way a Kintsugi seam holds a fractured bowl - a point of light that transforms damage into something worth preserving. The 80 cm oxidized chain drops the disc to mid-chest, where it rests with a weight you feel throughout the day. This is not jewelry that disappears against the body. It announces itself through gravity alone, swaying with each step, the cratered surface catching and releasing light like the face of a distant satellite turning slowly in the dark. Details Material: Sterling silver with 9kt gold bail Pendant: Round disc with hand-cratered lunar surface texture Bail: Polished 9kt gold, warm contrast against oxidized silver Chain: 80 cm oxidized sterling silver Finish: Deeply oxidized, weathered surface with warm gold accent Technique: Lost-wax casting, hand-finished in Imola, Italy Character: Each piece is unique due to handcraft process A small moon cast in silver. Cratered, oxidized, hung from gold. The kind of weight that reminds you your body is here.