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Brilliant design, my husband loves it
Genuine meteorite · Deer antler · Whisky barrel oak
Rings that aren't ordinary.
Where the material carries the meaning: a fragment of a 4-billion-year-old meteorite, antler from the Scottish Highlands, oak that aged bourbon.
Built for weddings, engagements, promises, and every day after.
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The Collections
Every ring starts as something else
A meteorite that landed. An antler that was shed. Oak that aged whisky. Six collections, each named for the material that gives the ring its story.
meteorite
Celestium
Muonionalusta meteorite set into titanium, black zirconium and tungsten. Four billion years in the crystal pattern, and not one ring repeats it.
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Cervus
Naturally shed antler, gathered from the Highlands rather than taken. Warm, pale, and marked with the animal's own growth lines.
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Whisky Barrel Oak
Weldwood
Oak that spent years aging whisky before it became a ring. It kept the grain, and it kept the colour the spirit gave it.
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What backs the ring up
Real materials, never printedGenuine Gibeon and Muonionalusta meteorite, reclaimed whisky and bourbon barrel oak, Koa, naturally shed antler and real carbon fibre. Every inlay is the material itself.How to spot an imitation
Metals tested to international standardsTungsten, titanium and black zirconium. Samples from production are tested by SGS against European REACH standards. Safe for the vast majority of wearers.How we test
Sourced without harm or wasteAntler is shed naturally by Highland red deer each spring, and the oak is reclaimed from spent whisky and bourbon barrels. No animal is harmed for a Foundoria ring.Where our materials come from
Before you chooseHow to know a meteorite ring is the real thing, and how to work out which material is right for you.
