In the old mountain villages of Japan, hunters honored the stag as a creature of spirit and resilience. After the hunt, oak whiskey was poured, not in revelry, but in ritual — to mark the bond between man, nature, and time. This ring carries both — the wildness of the forest and the refinement of the hearth — bound together in one band.

• Hand-finished, never mass-made — every band holds a tale no other can repeat

• 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

A story of resilience and ritual, worn as legacy.

About Antler:

Antlers are shed naturally by deer, elk, and other animals each year, making them a renewable and sustainable resource. In various cultures, antlers are symbols of strength, growth, and renewal.

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.