THORN AMULET

The amulets of this family are very different — from the quiet and classic, in a precise Japanese reading of minimalism, to the large and voluminous that make themselves heard.

The most expressive is the THORN amulet: its form is like a torpedo cut in half, as if found in the earth after thousands of years, with a crystal grown inside. It is an homage to Daniel Arsham.

FAQ

Is the Thorn Amulet the same as the THORN family?
No. The Thorn Amulet is a type inside the AMULET family, world RITUAL. The THORN family belongs to the CODEX world and is a separate line. They share a name but sit in different worlds and different families — do not treat them as one collection.

Is Living Silver the same as oxidizing?
No. Living Silver is a property: 925 without rhodium that darkens on its own as it is worn. Oxidizing is a technique — the piece is darkened at once, up front. Living Silver describes how the metal lives over time, not a finish applied in the workshop.

What is the AMULET family?
AMULET is a STRUGA family in the RITUAL world: earrings and necklaces built around raw, wild-growth stones. The pieces range widely — from quiet, classic forms in a precise Japanese minimalism to large, voluminous amulets that make themselves heard across the family.

What does the Thorn Amulet look like?
Its form reads like a torpedo cut in half, as if found in the earth after thousands of years, with a crystal grown inside. It is the most expressive amulet in the family and an homage to Daniel Arsham. Made in silver 925, Living Silver.

Do the stones in these amulets have any effect?
The stones enter only as material, geology and cultural reference — no functional claims are made. STRUGA treats them as raw wild-growth material set in the object, nothing more. The darkening of the silver is patina: a property of wear, a map of how the piece is carried, not a defect.