

ISLAND ARTIFACTS is one of the five worlds of STRUGA. The ISLAND ARTIFACTS atlas gathers every family and piece that belongs to it.
Frequently asked questions
Is ISLAND ARTIFACTS a family or a form?
Neither. It is one of the five STRUGA worlds — CODEX, RITUAL, LAB, DARK UNION, ISLAND ARTIFACTS. The world is built not by object type or silhouette but by real demand on Bali: it holds what people on the island choose most, drawn from any collection of the brand.
What do you bring back from Bali that is not a souvenir?
Something worn, not shelved. ISLAND ARTIFACTS is 925 sterling from STRUGA's own line: heavy, uncoated, with or without a local stone. It does not read as a holiday purchase and does not fall apart after a season — it is an object that ages with its owner.
What are the pieces made of?
925 sterling silver, like everything at STRUGA, with no rhodium plating. That is Living Silver: the metal darkens on its own and builds a patina through wear. Where stones are involved we speak of material and geology only — no promised effects.
Are Living Silver and oxidized silver the same thing?
No. Living Silver is a property: uncoated 925 darkens on its own, and the patina reads as a map of wear rather than a flaw. Oxidizing is a technique: the metal is darkened in advance, in the workshop. One happens over time, the other before you ever hold the piece.
How is the gift built?
Step by step: choose the piece, add the branded metal box, set the handover — to the recipient in person on Bali or to you for collection. Four steps end at checkout.
Why does the selection change?
Because the world is defined by demand, not by object type. It gathers whatever holds attention on the island now, and attention moves. The set is reassembled from the full STRUGA line, following what people on Bali choose.





























