Frequently asked questions
Are STRUGA bracelets a single family?
No. Bracelets are a category, not a family. Seven families meet at the wrist here: BLADE, THORN, Signature Asymmetric, Signature Heart, MOSAIC, CARBON and EXPERIMENTAL. Each holds its own logic and material; the wrist is simply where they gather.
Is the darkening of Living Silver the same as oxidation?
No. Living Silver is 925 sterling silver without rhodium plating: it darkens on its own over time — a property of the metal itself. Oxidation is a technique — the darkening is applied deliberately, in the workshop, before the piece ever reaches you. On these bracelets the change is silver living its life, not a coating laid over it. The patina is a map of wear, not a defect.
Are the THORN bracelet family and the Thorn Amulet the same thing?
No. THORN here is a family within the CODEX world: sharp-edged links, the brand's CNC signature. The Thorn Amulet is a separate type inside the AMULET family, in the RITUAL world. One word, two different entities. A THORN bracelet is about the geometry of the link, not about amulets.
How light are the carbon bracelets?
CARBON bracelets are ultralight objects made in six in-house palettes. Where BLADE gives you massive silver links you register by their weight, carbon stands at the opposite end — nearly weightless on the wrist. The category covers that whole range, and you choose an object by how heavy you want it to read.
What is MOSAIC on a bracelet?
MOSAIC joins materials by a mosaic method: silver, carbon, meteorite, steel and copper in a single object. The meteorite is Seymchan only. It is a way of joining materials, not a single alloy — each bracelet reads as a meeting of several materials rather than one continuous surface.
