A circle held by light.

The EZY LVR Medallion reimagines one of jewellery’s most enduring forms: the disc worn close to the heart.

Here, the circle is not filled, but opened. Its surface is drawn in fine lines of gold, forming an architectural lattice of irregular angles and open space. The design recalls leaded glass, fractured crystal, and the quiet geometry of a window catching light.

Nothing is hidden within the medallion. Light moves through it. The body, the skin, and the world behind it become part of the composition.

The Axis

At the centre, a vertical panel gives the medallion its structure.

Set within it, the EZY LVR monogram appears as the clearest expression of the house: a precise signature held in gold. Around it, the lines extend outward in shifting directions, creating a contrast between discipline and movement, symmetry and fracture, presence and transparency.

The centre holds the order.
The circle holds the tension.

The Form

The medallion is among the oldest gestures in jewellery: a sign, a shield, a token, a declaration.

With EZY LVR, that familiar form is rebuilt through the language of the house. The result is not ornamental excess, but a composition of line, space, and proportion. It is graphic from a distance, intricate up close, and light in the way it rests against the body.

A piece designed to be seen, and seen through.

The Gold