FAQ - Materials
What is Tungsten & Tungsten Carbide?
Tungsten is the raw metal and tungsten carbide is a chemical compound containing 50% tungsten and 50% carbon atoms. Read more
What is Titanium?
It is a lustrous transition metal. In Jewellery , it is most prized for its corrosion resistance and strength-to-density ratio, the highest of any metallic element. Read more
What is Silver?
Polished silver is the shiniest of all metals. It reflects 95% of visible light which is why half of all silver mined goes to the photographic industry. Read more
What is Copper?
Copper is a soft, malleable and ductile metal with very high thermal and electrical conductivity. Read more
What is Lapis Lazuli?
It is a deep blue rock used as a semi-precious stone. It is known to have been used since the millennium 7000 BC. Read more
What is Moissanite?
Moissanite is an affordable alternative to Diamond. Read more
What is Malachite?
Malachite is a green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral. It was used to produce copper until it became more valuable for use in Jewellery. Read more
What is Obsidian?
It is naturally occurring volcanic glass. It is believed to attract luck & wealth if worn on your left wrist. Got mine on! Read more
What is Abalone?
It is the name of the type of mollusk that has the shell from which we get Mother of Pearl. Different Abalone species have different colored shells. The most common is the well-known Mother of Pearl color, but there are various other colors. Read more
What is Germanium?
Germanium is a metalloid, which means it has properties of both metals and nonmetals. Read more
What is Onyx?
It is a parallel banded form of agate. Stones for Jewellery may be cut with or without bands showing.