The pendant is based on an original coin from the Middle East – visible inscriptions in Arabic, floral motifs, and national symbols. The metal surface has retained its natural patina, abrasions, and soldering marks. This is not a stylized antique item – it is a real coin with a history.

The central element is a smooth, oval glass in a pure, light shade of turquoise. The color is uniform, milky and saturated, without the veining characteristic of stones. It is glass, not a mineral – a material typical of tribal jewelry, where color expression and contrast are important.

The glass is set in a simple brass frame soldered directly to the surface of the coin. Around the setting, there are visible natural traces of high temperature and handwork. The ear wires are solid, double or grooved, varying from piece to piece.

The bright turquoise stands out clearly against the muted, silvery metal. The effect is visually light, but legible even from a distance. Each piece differs in the details of the coin and subtle nuances of the glass shade. The price is for one random pendant from the presented batch.