Mokume Gane
The centuries-old Japanese art of metal layering
Wood grain made of metal
Mokume Gane means "wood grain metal" – a technique in which different precious metals are fused together using heat and pressure. The resulting patterns resemble wood grain or geological strata.
Each ring is unique – the pattern cannot be exactly reproduced. The combination of different metals creates fascinating color gradients from silver to gold to warm red tones.
Models
Each model utilizes a unique combination of precious metals. We develop the final design together – each grain pattern is created individually.
Fuego
A fiery combination of warm gold tones and cool palladium. Intense contrasts.
Lumen
A luminous combination with delicate gold accents. Light, subtle patterns.
Aura
A classic combination. Clear contrasts create timeless patterns.
Moon
Purist elegance. Fine monochrome structures with subtle depth.
Sol
Sunny. Strong contrasts between light and dark.
Blaze
Complex four-metal combination. Intense color palette.
Top
Topographic patterns. Reminiscent of contour lines and strata.
Wood
Fine wood grain. Gentle, flowing lines with natural structure.
Trico
Three-tone with subtle gold accents. Subtle warm highlights.
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