Cutting Edge Jewelry

Flash Sale 50% off good on 12/16/14 & 12/17/14 only! http://bit.ly/1nC2DTx

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A modern artisan Damascus steel knife blade. Made and photographed by Doug Ponzio of www.Ponziodamascus.com.  http://bit.ly/1kVFqJk

A modern artisan Damascus steel knife blade made and photographed by Trails End Knife Company, 2011. (Creative Commons License 1.0, Wikimedia Commons)  http://bit.ly/1kVFqJk

A modern Damascus steel knife made and photographed by Holger Muller, 2011. (Creative Commons License 3.0, Wikimedia Commons) http://bit.ly/1kVFqJk

A modern Damascus steel sword. Made by Kevin Cashen of Cashenblades.com. (Image copyright by Kevin R. Cashen, 2006.) http://bit.ly/1kVFqJk

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A sword maker in Damascus, Syria, prior to 1900. (Wikimedia Commons Public Domain)  http://bit.ly/1kVFqJk

Do Tungsten Rings break? So what's the deal? http://bit.ly/1rrVvx2

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Email us your loved one's finger print we'll put it on your tungsten or cobalt ring. bit.ly/1pm20Mg

Gibeon meteorite fragments are no longer available on the market. In 2004, the Namibian government banned export of the meteorite’s pieces. That makes your meteorite rings even harder to come by. Only pre-ban fragments can be made into rings now.  http://bit.ly/1qhPBxs

Co-Casting: The process in which precious metals are cast into a titanium ring with exposed designs. The exposed designs get filled with the precious metal. Titanium has a much higher melting point than does the accent material of the precious metal. The challenges here are numerous and varied depending on each material’s chemistry, reactivity, and other factors. I won’t bore you with the super technical stuff, but it’s really tricky. http://bit.ly/1w6G1hW

Co-Extrusion:In this process two materials (can be more than two) are drawn through dies under extreme heat and pressure, forming a molecular bond which is inseparable unless mechanically cut, ground, chemically etched or otherwise removed. This process is ideal for products which call for tubular blanks. The challenges are many. And require highly specialized dies and machines. http://bit.ly/1w6G1hW