The piece every jeweler hides, we put at the front of your neck.

The HoS Lock™ is a sculptural mechanism that opens with one hand, holds two international design awards, and does something no other clasp does: it turns your jewelry into a system.

One Lock connects to pearl strands, gemstone necklaces, lapis, labradorite, coral, and gold chains — letting you build your own collection over time, one necklace at a time.

But the Lock doesn't just change how you wear jewelry. It changes what jewelry can be.

Unclick your coral strand from your neck and wrap it around your favorite candle. Lay your pearls inside a ceramic bowl on your dinner table. The Lock frees the necklace from the body — and lets it live wherever you do.

How It Works

Step 1: Choose your Lock, Statement or Standard, then your finish.

Yellow gold, white gold, pavé diamond or colored enamel. The range is designed so that every taste and every price point has a place.

Step 2: Click in your first piece — a pearl strand, a gemstone necklace, a charm, or all of the above.

Step 3: Transform anytime — swap pieces in seconds to match your mood, your outfit, your moment.

The Sizes

STATEMENT LOCK

The original. Bold, sculptural, designed to be seen. The centerpiece of every necklace.

MINI LOCK

Refined and delicate. Designed for daytime, office wear, and understated elegance.

The Finishes

14K Yellow Gold | 14K White Gold | 24K Gold Vermeil | Black Rhodium | Pavé Diamond | Brushed | Colored Enamel

 

The Math

One Lock + three necklaces = seven combinations.

Two Locks + six necklaces = over eighty.

The system multiplies with every piece you add.

Once you own the HoS Lock, every additional necklace is available at a reduced investment since the foundation is already yours. That's why you'll see two prices on our product pages: one with the Lock, one without. The more you build, the more value every piece carries.

The HoS Lock is an original design by Nazlican Yoney, protected under international intellectual property law including registered design rights, 3D trademark, and trademark protection across multiple jurisdictions. Unauthorized reproduction is actively monitored and pursued.

The Lock has been recognized with two international design awards: the A' Design Award in 2024 and the IADA Award in 2025. It has been invited into the permanent collection at Museo del Design in Italy and exhibited at Blanc Gallery in New York.