Once, Damascus steel was shaped into blades carried by samurais. Its flowing patterns marked not decoration, but mastery — each line a testament to hours at the forge. Each ring an unrepeatable work of craft, born of a tradition centuries in the making.

• Hand-finished, never mass-made — every band carries its own story

• Forged for endurance — tungsten’s polish never fades, resistant to daily wear

• Crafted to live with you — as a wedding band, a promise, or simply your own

Steel that once armed samurais now carries a quieter purpose — the meaning you choose to give it.

About Damascus steel:

Damascus steel carries centuries of mastery. Its distinctive waves appear only through countless folds, each one unique. No two patterns are ever the same, ensuring every ring is a singular heirloom of craft.

About Whiskey Barrel:

As an additional inlay for this ring, master Mykyta chose oak — but not just any oak. Wood aged in barrels that once held noble whiskey for twelve, sixteen, even more years. With time, the whiskey leaves its mark, darkening the grain, enriching its character, giving the oak a shade and shine found nowhere else. To wear it is to carry not only a piece of wood, but a fragment of time and quiet nobility.