Mokume gane is a Japanese word meaning "wood grain metal" available in 18ct yellow-, rose-, white- gold and stg silver and copper/stg silver combinations. It was developed by Japanese masters in the 17th Century, used originally in the production of samurai swords. Thin layers of metals are fused together and manipulated to create beautiful patterns that resemble the grain of wood.
Damascus (a term used by crusaders to describe the metal used by the artisans and sword smiths of Damascus, Syria). The process of creating damascus involves fusing multiple layers of two or more different steel alloys together to make a solid piece. This is then twisted, ground and manipulated to create complex patterns. No two damascus rings are ever the same.

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