Anatolia has been home to many civilizations throughout history and has been a geography in which cultures and crafts are blended. Silver workmanship is the head of the crafts shaped in these lands. Silver has an important place in the cultural heritage of Anatolia for thousands of years with its aesthetics and symbolic value. In the archaeological excavations, processed silver goods and jewelry from the 2nd millennium before Christ were revealed. After the Hittites, many civilizations such as Urartians, Phrygians and Lydians used silver for decoration, worship and trade purposes. In particular, the Urartian workmanship draws attention with its original motifs that are imitated even today. In addition to ornaments, sword pistols, belt buckles, jewelry and daily items are decorated with silver; Original techniques have developed in different cities. For example, regional styles that have become the symbol of mastery such as the art of fidelity in Mardin, wicker knitting in Trabzon, Savat technique in Erzurum. Each piece is not just a jewelry; It is cultural value that brings the labor, art and aesthetics of the past to the future. Silver workmanship in Anatolia continues to exist as a living history, not just a craft.