This piece transforms a working-class tool into an intimate, wearable object, shifting its meaning from function to symbol. Inspired by the form of a wrench, it carries associations of adjustment, force, and control—now removed from its original context and enlarged, displaced onto the body. Its scale and weight turn it into something almost excessive, no longer efficient but expressive.

Designed to follow the body’s curves, it can be positioned across different areas, sometimes covering intimate zones, creating a tension between exposure and protection, between intervention and intention. The object keeps its industrial, masculine-coded identity, but through transformation becomes ornament, decoration, even armor. It no longer serves to fix things—it exists to question who has the power to shape, modify, and claim the body.

Recycled quality tin and stainless steel chain

Unisex