Meteorite: Space Dust And Street style

Introduction

Most jewelry is made from materials found here on Earth. But we've always been interested in working with something a little different. That's what led us to meteorite, a material that has traveled through space for millions, sometimes billions, of years before reaching our planet. By incorporating meteorite and other alternative metals into our rings, we're exploring new ways to create jewelry that has a story behind it.

A Material With a History

Meteorites are fragments of asteroids and other objects that survive their journey through Earth's atmosphere. Some contain iron and nickel, making them suitable for use in jewelry.

What makes certain iron meteorites especially interesting is their natural patterns. These markings formed as the metal slowly cooled in space over incredibly long periods of time. They give each piece a character that's difficult to recreate with conventional metals.

Bringing Meteorite Into Modern Jewelry

We wanted to take something with such an unusual history and make it part of something people could wear every day.

Our approach is to combine meteorite with contemporary ring designs, bringing together an ancient material and a more modern look. Alongside meteorite, we're also exploring alternative metals that offer different textures, finishes, and possibilities beyond traditional gold and silver.

For us, experimenting with these materials is a way to make rings that feel different without making them complicated.

Conclusion

There's something fascinating about wearing a material that existed long before any of us. Meteorite gives us the opportunity to bring a small piece of that history into our jewelry. It's a different approach to ring making, and one we're excited to continue exploring.