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.
Aura
A classic combination. Clear contrasts create timeless patterns.
Blaze
Complex four-metal combination. Intense color palette.
Fuego
A fiery combination of warm gold tones and cool palladium. Intense contrasts.
Lumen
A luminous combination with delicate gold accents. Light, subtle patterns.
Moon
Purist elegance. Fine monochrome structures with subtle depth.
Sol
Sunny. Strong contrasts between light and dark.
Top
Topographic patterns. Reminiscent of contour lines and strata.
Trico
Three-tone with subtle gold accents. Subtle warm highlights.
Wood
Fine wood grain. Gentle, flowing lines with natural structure.
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