Muonionalusta Meteorite

The Muonionalusta meteorite, said to be the oldest known meteorite, impacted northern Scandinavia thousands of years ago. The first fragment was found in Kitkiöjärvi, Sweden in 1906. There are around 40 pieces of Muonionalusta meteorite known to exist. Dust and fragments from this meteorite have been used in the creation of our rings. The black dust with shimmers of silvery iron create a unique design reminiscent of the night sky and the space from which it came.

Agatized Dinosaur Bone

We use authentic agatized dinosaur bone fossils found in Utah. This unique form of agatized dinosaur bone is created as minerals in the soil replace the cells of the dinosaur bone. The result is a reddish hue that still resembles the capillary systems of these ancient creatures. The bones are normally stand-alone and not part of a full or even partial skeleton, so it can be very difficult to identify a particular species they come from.

Fossilized Amber

Taking thousands of years to form, Amber is the beautiful warm-hued byproduct of fossilized tree sap resin. Its warm, golden hues and captivating inclusions of ancient flora and fauna tell stories of prehistoric life. We guarantee the Fossilized Amber in your ring is genuine. This is a natural element sourced from The Baltic Amber deposit in northeastern Europe.

Why Choose a 100% Recycled Gold Ring?

Our 100% recycled gold wedding bands and rings use a sustainable form of refined gold that is just as pure and valuable as standard gold but eliminates the negative environmental and social impacts caused by gold mining. This gold wedding band is the perfect way to symbolize your unique style and love while passing on that love and care to our people, our planet, and future generations.

This Ring was Handcrafted in North Carolina

We are proud to say this ring was crafted by hand in North Carolina, and honored to play a small role in the "Made in USA" movement taking place across the nation and sharing a part in our American heritage.