Stainless Steel Jewelry has the added advantage of being a more rugged alloy than gold or silver as it is nearly indestructible and naturally hypoallergetic.

Iron based alloys have a medical history extending over three hundred years. Corrosion resistant stainless steels were developed in the 18th century, containing a minimum of 10% chromium. As Technology developed, this unique surgical implant material evolved as well and achieved its inert characteristics through the formation of an invisible and adherent chromium-rich oxide surface film.

The most oxidization resistant steels are 300 series steels and are mostly used for material implants as well as for body jewelry. Our stainless steel jewelry uses a high grade steel from 300 series called Grade316L, which are best suitable for invasive body piercing and do not release nickel salts into the body or induce contact nickel dermatitis.

Our products are finished using a unique technique called Electro polishing, which makes the surface's result extremely smooth.