Mokume Gane is a very difficult and time consuming process of laminating precious metals together and working the resulting stack as a single piece. The technique originated in feudal Japan to produce ornaments and fittings to compliment the laminated steel of Japanese swords. Forging, twisting, cutting, or otherwise manipulating the layered material can produce many different organic looking patterns. The Japanese word "mokume-gane" means "wood grained metal".

By incorporating this old Japanese method into our jewelry collections, we can produce truly original pieces. Our goldsmiths know the art of fusing the different metals and manipulating them to bring out distinctive characteristics. Depending on your personal preferences, they can incorporate different metals to create different hues and patterns that give personality to every piece. From engagement rings and wedding bands to beautiful family heirlooms, mokume-gas always stunning and truly original in appearance. Our goldsmiths work with a variety of different metals to produce patterns that can be large or intricate,depending on the desired look you have in mind. Regardlesopattern, the outcome is always unique and always breathtaking.