MOKUME
GANE
Layers of metal. Forged as one.
An ancient Japanese technique. Different metals (gold, silver, copper, palladium) stacked, fused under heat and pressure, then carved to reveal patterns as unique as fingerprints. No two rings are alike. Yours won't be either.
Literally wood-eye metal. Developed in 1651 by swordsmith Denbei Shōami to decorate samurai sword fittings. No two pieces are ever alike: the pattern is read from the metal, not drawn on it.
It begins with layers.
Gold. Silver. White gold. Each chosen for what it brings.
Heat fuses what was separate.
The metals bond at the atomic level. No solder. No adhesive.
Pattern is found, not applied.
Each gouge cuts through every layer. The stack becomes the image.
One of one.
A pattern that existed before the object did.
MAKE IT YOURS
Configure your ring
Our stock metal combinations use 14KT Yellow Gold, 14KT Red Gold, 14KT White Gold, Sterling Silver, and Palladium. Custom inquiries welcome.
Arn's exquisitely crafted patterns are achieved by carving or forging. Every item is individually made. No two rings will be identical.
Wood Grain · 6mm · Comfort Fit · Polished
Our stock metal combinations use 14KT Yellow Gold, 14KT Red Gold, 14KT White Gold, Sterling Silver, and Palladium. Custom inquiries welcome.
Arn's exquisitely crafted patterns are achieved by carving or forging. Every item is individually made. No two rings will be identical.
Wood Grain · 6mm · Comfort Fit · Polished
WORN BY
"We designed our bands together over video call with Sebi. They arrived and they're even more beautiful than the 3D preview."
Ana & Mihai, Bucharest
"I wanted something that no one else would have. The mokume gane process is incredible: watching layers of metal become one piece."
James, London
"Sebi guided us through every detail. The rings tell our story in metal."
Yuki & Daniel, Berlin