How to Style Our Newest Coin Pendants

“I have always been fascinated by Ancient Egypt, especially the Scarab motif that symbolizes renewal and rebirth. I can speak for myself when I say that the last couple of years have been a constant lesson in challenging limiting beliefs and triumphing over the unknown.”

“I’m most drawn to the rose pendant—not just because it situates a part of nature that feels innately feminine surrounded by edgier, harsher thorns, but because it reminds me of my late mother. My mom used to love roses, planting them around our family home and the bookstore she owned with my grandpa. It’s why I try to keep fresh roses in my own home, wear rose fragrances, use rose oils, etc. So it feels like I’m taking a bit of her with me and makes this particular piece in my jewelry collection feel that much more personal.”

“Being half Middle Eastern means there’s a lot of evil eye jewelry in my household. My mom and grandmother gave me a hand painted pendant when I was younger and it’s a symbol I’ve always leaned on. With each new piece of evil eye jewelry I collect, I’ve come to realize I turn to it for protection, reassurance, and when I want to feel closer to them. This coin pendant reminds me it’s more than a cultural element—it’s a feeling of connection.”