The double asyk is a distinctive pendant form found in traditional Turkmen jewelry, used as a chest ornament or part of ceremonial and everyday attire. The design is based on a symmetrical composition of two connected segments, giving the piece a strong geometric structure.

This example is made of brass and decorated with red glass inserts used as the primary visual accents. The glass elements are arranged in a regular pattern and serve a decorative purpose, referencing historical designs where carnelian or its substitutes were commonly used.

The lower sections are finished with elongated, movable elements forming decorative tassels. The construction allows the pendant to move freely when worn, enhancing its visual presence. This approach is typical for large, statement Turkmen pendants designed to stand out on clothing.

With an approximate width of 12 cm, the pendant works best as a central necklace element or as a chest ornament worn on a strong chain or band. This is a contemporary handmade piece inspired by traditional Turkmen aesthetics, suitable for ethnic and stage styling.