STRUGA is built around five worlds. Each carries its own aesthetic, material logic and intent — from the brand's core DNA to a selection chosen by island demand.
A world is not a form but a direction. CODEX sets the brand's language, RITUAL leads into the dark side, LAB steps beyond the familiar, DARK UNION carries the rings of engagement and union, and ISLAND ARTIFACTS gathers a selection by island demand. A family belongs to one world, but a piece is not locked into one: 18 objects in the catalog stand in several worlds at once.
World I
The brand's DNA
The core language of STRUGA: Signature Asymmetric, Blade and modular construction. Clean forms, substantial weight and Living Silver without coating. What CODEX is — the world in the Atlas.
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World II
The dark side
Untreated wild-growth tourmaline, amulets, crosses, carbon and dark, raw surfaces. Archive pieces and a blackened line: here a dark surface is a choice made during the work, not patina from wear. What RITUAL is — the world in the Atlas.
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World III
Experiment
Experimental forms, pop-art objects and unexpected constructions. Here STRUGA tests new directions beyond the core language. What LAB is — the world in the Atlas.
View LAB →Two further worlds complete the system: Dark Union — at once a world and a family, and the roles differ: as a world it carries the made-to-order route, as a family the ready-to-buy line of rings — and the collectible Island Artifacts, a selection shaped by island demand. Both are read out in the Atlas: What DARK UNION is and What ISLAND ARTIFACTS is.
World IV
Engagement and union rings in dark 925 sterling, born on Bali. As a world, Dark Union carries the made-to-order route; as a family, the ready-to-buy line, which opens with the Thorn ring.
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World V
A selection of the pieces that hold the most attention on Bali — chosen by real island demand, gathered from across the catalog as a gift world. The selection shifts with what matters to people on the island now.
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Ask a question →STRUGA is built around five worlds: CODEX, RITUAL, LAB, DARK UNION and ISLAND ARTIFACTS. A world is not a form but a direction. CODEX sets the brand's language, RITUAL leads into the dark side, LAB steps beyond the familiar, DARK UNION carries the rings of engagement and union, ISLAND ARTIFACTS gathers collectible objects chosen by island demand.
No. A world is a direction, not a set of forms. A family belongs to one world: SIGNATURE ASYMMETRIC and BLADE live inside CODEX. A piece is not locked into one — 18 objects in the catalog stand in several worlds at once. DARK UNION is the exception: at once a world and a family, and the roles differ — the world carries the made-to-order route, the family the ready-to-buy line of rings.
No. Living Silver is 925 sterling left without coating — it darkens on its own as it is worn; that is a property of the metal, not a treatment. Blackened silver, as in the Thorn ring of the DARK UNION line, is deliberately darkened from the start. One is how the piece lives, the other is how it begins.
No. ISLAND ARTIFACTS is a collector's edition, not a souvenir line: pieces gathered from across the catalog by real island demand — the objects that hold the most attention on Bali. The selection shifts with what matters to people on the island now, currently counting 15 pieces.
Yes, the line is open. DARK UNION works in two roles: as a world it carries the made-to-order route, as a family the ready-to-buy line of rings, which currently holds one piece — the Thorn ring. Everything else is still made to order. As an orientation, a made-to-order ring takes about 3–6 weeks — a frame, not a promise.
CODEX. It carries the brand's DNA: Signature Asymmetric, Blade and modular construction — clean forms, substantial weight and Living Silver without coating. RITUAL and LAB extend the language, DARK UNION and ISLAND ARTIFACTS complete the system, but CODEX is where the core language of STRUGA is set.
