Noble materials only.
Materials · Noble Matter
MATERIALS · NOBLE MATTER
Noble materials only.
Shop by the matter itself. Choose a material to see every piece forged from it — or read its lineage, origin and care below.
The lineage of each matter
- 01
Implant-grade titanium
ASTM F-136. Used in all our piercing pieces. Bio-compatible, hypo-allergenic, lifetime safe in the body.
- Origin
- Sourced from certified suppliers in the United States. Every batch carries an ASTM F-136 mill certificate.
- Care
- Wipe with sterile saline. Never use bleach, alcohol or peroxide on titanium — they oxidize the surface.
- 02
Sterling silver 925
92.5% pure silver. For amulets, rings, hangers and ear weights. Ages with grace.
- Origin
- Recycled silver alloy. We avoid newly mined silver where possible.
- Care
- Polish with a soft cloth. Mild patina is part of the piece — heavy tarnish removed with a silver cloth.
- 03
Gold 14k
58% pure gold alloy. Reserved for commissions and signature pieces. Warm, durable, heirloom-grade.
- Origin
- Alloyed in our workshop from certified gold and copper. Yellow, rose and white available.
- Care
- Soft cloth polish. Avoid chlorinated water — it can damage the alloy bond over time.
- 04
Atacama meteorite
Vaca Muerta mesosiderite from Chile's Atacama Desert. Each fragment is over 4 billion years old. Limited and one-of-a-kind.
- Origin
- Verified Vaca Muerta mesosiderite (a rare stony-iron meteorite) from Chile, sourced through certified Atacama cooperatives. Each fragment has lived 4+ billion years.
- Care
- Keep dry. Light wipe only. The metallic phase of a stony-iron meteorite can surface-oxidize if exposed to humidity for long periods.
- 05
Stone & wood
Labradorite, fluorite, obsidian, palo santo, lignum vitae. Selected for ritual resonance.
- Origin
- Stones selected one by one (labradorite, fluorite, obsidian). Wood from sustainable South American hardwoods (lignum vitae, palo santo).
- Care
- Wood: occasional drop of mineral oil. Stone: dry cloth, avoid impact.
- 06
Brass & bronze
Ceremonial metals worked for weight, patina and presence in hangers, ear weights and ritual objects.