Bold, bright, and utterly unforgettable—this one of a kind Eve Kaplin necklace is a wearable sculpture straight from the 1980s design frontier. Featuring oversized geometric charms in neon pink and yellow acrylic, black grid panels, and chunky black chain links, it captures the spirit of the Memphis Movement with playful precision.
Each element moves with you, creating kinetic energy and visual drama. Lightweight but packed with personality, this piece is a true collectible from Kaplin’s limited-run creations. A must-have for fans of postmodern design, statement jewelry, and radical fashion history.
Eve Kaplin (1969-1993) was a visionary 1980s jewelry designer known for her bold, geometric designs and playful use of color. Inspired by the Memphis design movement, her handcrafted enamel and metal pieces often feature kinetic elements and vibrant shapes. A graduate of RISD, Kaplin produced her work in limited runs, making each piece a rare example of postmodern wearable art. Her designs remain highly collectible today.
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