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What is the SIGNATURE ASYMMETRIC family?
A family within the CODEX world — the first form STRUGA ever made, carried across many types of objects. The aesthetic comes from a CNC-cut sheet: sharp edges, flat planes, recessed depth. Today it lives in more categories than any other form in the brand.
Are Living Silver and oxidation the same thing?
No. Living Silver is what 925 sterling silver does without rhodium plating: the metal darkens on its own as you wear it, building patina over time. Oxidation is a technique — the object is deliberately darkened at the start. Living Silver keeps changing; oxidation is set from day one.
Which worlds does this form live in?
The SIGNATURE ASYMMETRIC form appears in three worlds: CODEX, the foundation; RITUAL, the dark side; and LAB, the experiment. CODEX is the family's home world.
What materials are used?
Smooth 925 sterling silver, as in the SIGNATURE Pyramid, and the brand's carbon palette. The earliest objects were carbon with inlays — copper, brass, steel, meteorite, and patterns — and the MOSAIC family grew out of that early work. The carbon palette the brand still uses today was chosen here.
Is the SIGNATURE ASYMMETRIC family the same as one pendant?
No. It is an entire form carried across many objects, not a single piece. It began with pendants, then moved into construction — a chain link, a toggle clasp with its own counterpart, a carabiner bail. Carabiners #1, #2 Small, #2 Big, and #4 carry this form.















































