Lost Things Artisan Jewelry
Silver Linings Earrings
Silver Linings Earrings
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These elegant earrings breathe new life into a piece of Canadian history. Crafted from authentic 1967 Canadian Dimes, they feature the iconic Mackerel design, a special one-year-only issue created to celebrate Canada’s Centennial (1867–1967).
Designed by renowned Canadian artist Alex Colville, the mackerel was chosen for its streamlined beauty and as a symbol of "continuity"—representing the deep-rooted connection between Canada’s coastal communities and the sea.
Product Details
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The Coins: Genuine 1967 Canadian Centennial Dimes. These vintage coins are minted in 80% silver, offering a bright, classic luster that outshines modern base-metal currency.
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The Design: Features the sleek Atlantic Mackerel on the reverse and the youthful portrait of Queen Elizabeth II on the obverse.
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Ear Wires: High-quality Sterling Silver hooks, ensuring a comfortable, hypoallergenic fit for sensitive ears.
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Optional Accent: Enhance the silver shimmer with a Sapphire Swarovski crystal bead. The deep blue hue perfectly complements the maritime theme of the mackerel.
Note: Each pair is handcrafted using circulated vintage coins. While we select the best specimens available, slight variations in wear and patina add to the unique character and story of each piece.

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🍁 Handcrafted in Canada
Every piece is lovingly made by hand in British Columbia using authentic vintage Canadian coins.
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🪙 Authentic Vintage Coins
We use only genuine Canadian pennies and coins, hand-cut and shaped into one-of-a-kind jewelry.
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A Story Told in Every Coin
Lost Things Jewelry was born from a grandfather's craft and a granddaughter's love of keeping it alive. Each piece is hand-cut from authentic vintage Canadian coins — pennies, maple leafs, and more — shaped into wearable art that carries a little piece of Canadian history. No two pieces are exactly alike. When you wear Lost Things jewelry, you're wearing a story.