Titanium Meteorite Inlay Ring

Titanium Meteorite Inlay Ring

A little piece of space, set into a ring made here on Earth. Our Titanium Meteorite Inlay Ring combines a modern, lightweight titanium band with genuine meteorite pieces and shards, carefully arranged within a narrow channel. Each inlay showcases individually selected meteorite shards, their natural shapes and metallic tones creating a striking arrangement of genuine material from beyond Earth.

Every ring is made to order in our Aberdeenshire workshop. Graeme machines and finishes the titanium band, while Katie prepares the meteorite pieces and creates the inlay by hand.

Genuine meteorite fragments from space

Meteorites are pieces of material from space that have survived their journey through Earth's atmosphere and reached the ground. Iron meteorites can preserve material formed in the early history of our solar system, giving each fragment a remarkable story.

For this ring, we use small pieces and shards of genuine meteorite. Their irregular shapes and metallic tones remain visible within the clear inlay, creating a distinctive look that differs from ring to ring. The fragments are individually arranged rather than forming a single uninterrupted metal band.

Choose your meteorite

Gibeon meteorite — Namibia: Gibeon is an iron meteorite associated with finds in Namibia. Its fragments bring small flashes of metallic detail and naturally irregular shapes to the inlay.

Muonionalusta meteorite — Sweden: Found in northern Sweden, Muonionalusta is another genuine iron meteorite with an extraordinary history. Its small pieces and shards create their own pattern of metallic highlights within the resin.

Both options use genuine meteorite material, and the arrangement and appearance of the individual fragments will naturally vary.

Choose a 1mm or 2mm meteorite inlay

The 1mm channel offers a fine line of meteorite detail, while the 2mm channel gives the pieces more room to be seen and makes the inlay a stronger feature of the ring.

Katie carefully prepares and positions the meteorite fragments within the chosen channel before sealing them beneath clear jewellery-grade resin. The smooth finish lets you appreciate the individual shards and metallic variation while keeping the fragments enclosed within the band.

Optional metallic accents

For a different look, optional copper, 925 silver, palladium or 24ct gold flakes can be added alongside the meteorite. Each brings its own tone and contrast. You can also choose the meteorite alone and let its natural metallic character take centre stage.

Made to order in titanium

Graeme machines each titanium ring to your chosen size and width, prepares the inlay channel and finishes the band in our Scottish workshop. Titanium is lightweight and corrosion resistant, making it a striking partner for the meteorite fragments.

Choose your preferred ring width and finish through the product options. The result brings together Graeme's metalwork and Katie's individually created meteorite inlay in a ring made specifically for you.

A distinctive meteorite wedding ring or gift

For someone fascinated by astronomy, space exploration or unusual natural materials, a ring containing real meteorite shards has a story unlike any ordinary metal band. It can be chosen as a wedding ring, anniversary gift or simply a personal piece that celebrates a love of the cosmos.

Want to know more about the material? Read our guide to genuine meteorite rings.

Engraving, sizing and delivery

Standard internal engraving is included if selected. For handwriting engraving, please contact us first to check suitability and available space. We offer a free ring sizer to help confirm your size before making begins, plus free tracked UK delivery.

Titanium is corrosion resistant and hypoallergenic, and a titanium band can be cut off in an emergency if necessary.

Titanium is corrosion resistant and hypoallergenic. A titanium ring can be removed by a professional in an emergency if necessary.

Care

Clean gently with mild soap and water, then dry thoroughly with a soft cloth. The meteorite pieces are sealed beneath a smooth resin finish.

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