Heads Will Roll
Heads Will Roll
Sterling Silver 5 mm Gauge
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Early accounts of execution by guillotine in the 1900s imply that a human head may retain consciousness for up to ten seconds after beheading. Conveniently, this is just enough time to curse anyone who ever scorned you.
Sterling Silver
Materials
Materials
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Sterling Silver
Sterling silver is 92.5% pure, strengthened with subtle alloys to last a lifetime. Bright when polished and darkened by patina over time, it evolves with the way you wear it. Lightweight yet durable, it is a metal that withstands daily use while carrying the permanence that turns jewelry into heirloom.
Lifetime Warranty
Lifetime Warranty
We’re proud of our craftsmanship and confident in the quality of our products, which is why we offer a Lifetime Warranty. This warranty protects you against any manufacturing defects for as long as you own the product—your piece is meant to last a lifetime, just like the memories you’ll make with it. It is available exclusively to the original purchaser from the date of purchase.
What’s Not Covered:
- Normal wear and tear
- Loss, misuse, improper storage, or third-party modifications
Returns & Exchanges
Returns & Exchanges
Return or exchange your order up to 30 days after delivery. Items must be in original, unused condition.
Quality Without Compromise
“Every piece is designed to last a lifetime, reflecting exceptional craftsmanship, ethical practices, and timeless style.”
Meant to outlast everything else.
WE’LL NEVER COMPROMISE ON QUALITY.
Built to endure.
Our jewelry is cast from .925 sterling silver and surgical-grade stainless steel, rigorously tested for purity, strength, and longevity. We source real, ethically mined stones for their texture and natural character, setting each one by hand to lock in both beauty and durability.
Crafted with purpose.
Every piece is brought to life by master silversmiths in Bali and Thailand, whose decades of expertise shape every carved detail and soldered link. From custom clasps to strength testing each piece with more force than industry standards require, nothing is rushed. This is slow, intentional craftsmanship—made to be worn, passed on, and remembered.
