The XBERG Pendant — a new piece I've been carrying for a while
- Jun 4
- 2 min read
The XBERG Pendant is here. And with it comes a form I've had in mind for a long time: reduced, direct, unmistakable.
I call it XBERG because that neighborhood embodies something hard to put into words. Rawness and precision at the same time. Contradictions that exist side by side. That's what I try to do in my pieces, and the XBERG Pendant is perhaps the most direct translation of that.
What makes the XBERG Pendant what it is
Like all my pieces, the XBERG Pendant begins with the nut. The nut is the foundation of every collection I've made: not jewelry in the classical sense, but a material that works, that holds, that carries.
With the XBERG Pendant, I condensed this element into a pendant. Multiple nuts, precisely joined. Not decorated, not disguised. Available in stainless steel and brass, in two sizes: S and L.
Stainless steel for those who prefer coolness. Brass for those seeking warmth and a patina that shifts with wear.
S for the quiet. L for the statement.
How I think about size
Size in my pieces is never decoration. It's attitude.
The S is worn close to the body, almost invisible but felt. A gesture, not a declaration. The L is for those who want presence. A piece you see before you touch it.
The XBERG Pendant is worn on a fine chain on its own or combined with other pieces from the collection. Unisex, designed without gender in mind, but with form.
Where it began
I didn't make the first prototype in Berlin. I was traveling in Singapore and finally had time to really draw.
The sketch came in a moment of quiet, far from the everyday.Sometimes you need distance to see what was already there.
Now it's here. Limited, numbered, with a certificate of authenticity.
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