Lost Things Artisan Jewelry
Linear Legacy Set
Linear Legacy Set
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This jewelry set transforms a piece of Canadian history into a minimalist, modern statement. By hand-forging vintage copper pennies—first into rings and then meticulously stretching them into sleek, elongated bars—we’ve created a design that is both rustic and refined.
Each piece carries the warm, unmistakable glow of genuine Canadian copper, preserving the soul of the coin in a completely new silhouette.
The Design Narrative
The transformation process is what makes this set unique. We don't just melt the metal; we reshape it.
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The Ring Phase: Each penny is centered and punched, then folded into a seamless ring.
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The Stretch: Through careful hammering and tension, the ring is "unrolled" and forged into a linear bar.
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The Finish: The edges are softened, and the surface is polished to a high-shine.
Product Features
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Material: Authentic pre-1997 Canadian pennies (high copper content for a rich, rose-gold hue).
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Earrings: Lightweight, slender bars suspended from hypoallergenic copper ear wires.
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Necklace: A matching focal bar hung horizontally on a delicate 16-inch chain.
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Sustainable: Upcycled currency turned into wearable art.
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Handcrafted: No two bars are identical; subtle variations in texture reflect the individual history of the coin.

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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.