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What is the necklace made of, and what does it weigh?
A narrow vertical pendant in 925 sterling silver and carbon, weighing 9 grams. The silver is melted and spread across the carbon plate — carbon and silver are joined as a single object.
What is Bloody Graphite carbon?
Bloody Graphite is one of STRUGA's six carbon palettes. A layered matte carbon, black and graphite, with a red line running through it. The carbon is light, untroubled by water, and does not change over time. It is cut on a CNC machine from sheet material.
Will the carbon darken or wear over time?
No. The carbon does not darken, is untroubled by water, and stays as it is — it is a constant material. Only the silver part changes: 925 silver without plating darkens over time from air and skin. So living silver and unchanging carbon stand side by side in one object.
Why does the silver darken, and how do I care for it?
The silver surface is Living Silver — 925 silver without rhodium plating. The piece arrives light and darkens from air and skin: the recesses of the relief deepen, friction lightens the raised edges. The patina is a property, not a defect. You can return the silver to the light with care: a soft cloth or a silver-cleaning solution. Do not use harsh chemicals or ultrasonic baths.
How much does the pendant cost and how long does it take to make?
The pendant costs $260. It is made to order in about four weeks: the carbon is cut on the CNC, the silver is cast and melted onto the carbon, and a silversmith then finishes the piece by hand.
How does the Fused Mini Line differ from the Mini Line Classic?
In the Fused Mini Line the silver is melted and spread across the carbon — one object with no seam, the Bloody Graphite palette with its red line, 9 g, $260. The Mini Line Classic is a carbon plate with a separate cast silver bail, the Classic Graphite palette without colour, 8 g, $190.
What is the MOSAIC family?
MOSAIC is the aesthetic of combining materials. Carbon is joined with silver, with meteorite, with brass, with copper, with steel: one is set into another in a single plane, and a composition of materials is the result. In this pendant, Bloody Graphite carbon and 925 silver are joined.





