Trade · Stockists

STRUGA for concept stores and galleries

Dark experimental silver, made by hand, carried by a small number of design-led spaces worldwide. The conversation we have with a stockist is the one we have with a collector — object, form, weight, surface. Only the topics change: volume, lead time, the shelf it sits on.

Who we work with

Spaces that treat an object as the point.

We keep a limited number of stockists per city, so the work stays distinct where it lands. We are likely a fit if you run:

• Concept storesWith a point of view, not a catalogue.
• Design & art galleriesThat carry wearable objects.
• Jewellery boutiquesThat sell by the piece, not the trend.
• Museum & institution shopsWith a curated table.

If your buyer reads an object before they read a price tag, we speak the same language.

The work

925 sterling silver. Raw stones. Carbon.

Eleven design families, grouped into five worlds — these are the brand's languages, not seasonal collections.

• Codex
  Everyday architectural form. The brand's spine.
• Ritual
  Objects with personal symbolic weight: amulets, talismans, stone.
• Lab
  Experimental form. Prototypes, exceptions, one-offs.
• Dark Union
  Union rings and made-to-order pairs.
• Island Artifacts
  The pieces that hold the most attention.

Every piece is made by hand, in small runs. Forty-two of the hundred and thirty-four pieces are single objects — the amulets of the Ritual world: once sold, a piece is gone and does not return to the line sheet. Carbon runs its own route, as an individual commission with the palette agreed. Nothing is plated to fake a finish — the darkening is the material, not a coating. We call this Living Silver: a piece arrives light and darkens with wear, and the patina reads as a map of how it was carried. That gives the buyer something true to say across the counter — and a thing that sells itself.

Why it moves off the shelf

How it works

• 01
  Apply.Tell us about your space — its aesthetic, its city, your buyer — and what you'd want to carry.
• 02
  We review the fit.Every application is read by a person. We work with a limited number of stockists, so this is a conversation, not an automatic account.
• 03
  You receive the line sheet and terms.Against your brief, we send the wholesale line sheet — pieces, specifications, prices and the opening-order minimum.
• 04
  First order and onboarding.We agree the opening selection and lead time; you receive photography, descriptions, care notes and 925 specifications.

Terms, in outline

The exact figures sit in the line sheet, sent against your brief. The frame is simple.

• PricingWholesale on the line sheet; there is no public list. The margin works on the standard the trade expects, and conditions open up as the partnership matures.
• Opening orderA minimum applies to the first order, with a lower threshold on repeat orders. One-off custom pieces are agreed on their own.
• Lead timeCatalogue pieces are made to order: silver in about two weeks, with a stone about three, carbon about four. Custom and Dark Union, three to six weeks. Transit sits on top, about a week.
• PaymentThe first order is prepaid in full; established partners move to part-payment.
• ShippingSTRUGA ships worldwide. Every order leaves the workshop for wherever you are.

Already stocked at

Poison Drop  ·  47 Store  ·  Hedonist Store  ·  Barefoot Aristocracy  ·  Soul Mate, Phuket  ·  Poison Drop, Dubai Hills

A short list, kept short on purpose — the spaces that already chose the work.

Apply to become a stockist

We read every application ourselves.

Tell us about your store — its aesthetic, audience and city — and what you'd want to carry. We reply to every application personally, usually within a few days. If the work and the space belong together, the line sheet and terms come with that reply.