Amira Perun

Silver Pole Dance Necklace ✨
Do you know how silver jewelry is made?

It all starts with a 3D model created on a computer. From this design, a bronze master model is cast - the very first physical version of the future piece. It is carefully sanded and polished to perfection.

Next, a silicone mold is made from the master model. Wax copies are then created using this mold. These wax models are placed in plaster and fired in a kiln. The wax melts away, leaving a cavity that is filled with molten silver.

The cast silver pieces then go through several finishing stages, including sanding, polishing, and final detailing.

This is only a brief overview of the process. Each stage has its own challenges and details that affect the final result.

It took about 4 months from the initial idea to the first finished pieces.

The pendant is now available in three sizes:
• Small • Medium • Large

Which size would you choose? ✨

- Why do you make jewelry for st*****rs? You could just make dance jewelry.

That’s a question I was asked once.

I replied with another one:
- Why do you think pole dance equals stripping?

It turned out the person had never looked beyond the stereotype.

For them, pole dance existed only inside a strip club.

But pole dance is strength, discipline acrobatics art and sensuality.
Because femininity and power are not opposites.

This question wasn’t really about jewelry.
It was about how deeply stereotypes still shape the way we see bodies, movement, and women who choose this path.