Titanium, Meteorite & Precious Metal Inlay Ring

Titanium, Meteorite & Precious Metal Inlay Ring

Two remarkable materials, brought together in one handmade titanium ring. Genuine meteorite shards sit alongside a separate precious metal inlay, creating a striking contrast between material from beyond Earth and a metal chosen especially for you.

Made to order in our Aberdeenshire workshop, this design combines Graeme's precision metalwork with Katie's carefully created meteorite inlay. The result is a distinctive wedding ring or personal piece with an extraordinary story.

Two individual 1mm inlays

The titanium band features two separate 1mm channels: one containing genuine meteorite fragments and the other holding your chosen precious metal. The parallel lines create a balanced design while allowing each material to retain its own character.

Each meteorite inlay showcases individually selected pieces and shards, their natural shapes and metallic tones creating a striking arrangement of genuine material from beyond Earth. Katie prepares and positions these fragments by hand before sealing them beneath smooth, clear jewellery-grade resin. The individual pieces remain visible within the finished channel.

Choose your precious metal

The second channel is fitted with your choice of 925 silver, palladium, platinum, 18ct yellow gold, 18ct rose gold or 18ct white gold.

Silver offers a bright, classic contrast; palladium and platinum bring cool, understated tones; and the three gold options allow you to choose between traditional yellow, soft rose and refined white. Graeme personally fits the precious metal inlay into the titanium band and carefully finishes the ring in our Scottish workshop.

Whether you choose a subtle combination or a warmer contrast, the two materials sit side by side as distinct features of the design.

Genuine Gibeon or Muonionalusta meteorite

Gibeon meteorite — Namibia: Associated with finds in Namibia, Gibeon is a genuine iron meteorite with an extraordinary history. Its small, irregular shards give the inlay naturally varied metallic detail.

Muonionalusta meteorite — Sweden: Found in northern Sweden, Muonionalusta is another genuine iron meteorite linked to the early history of our solar system. Its individual pieces create their own pattern of highlights within the clear inlay.

Both options use genuine meteorite fragments. Because each shard has its own shape and every inlay is arranged by hand, no two finished rings will look exactly alike.

Made to order in titanium

Graeme machines each titanium ring to your selected size and prepares both inlay channels. Titanium is lightweight and corrosion resistant, providing a clean, contemporary setting for the contrast between meteorite and precious metal.

Choose your preferred ring profile, finish, meteorite type and precious metal through the product options. G completes the metalwork and fits the precious metal, while Katie creates the meteorite inlay, bringing both areas of our workshop together in one ring.

Learn more about genuine meteorite

Discover the material and its origins in our guide to genuine meteorite rings.

Engraving, sizing and UK delivery

Standard internal engraving is included if selected. For handwriting engraving, contact us first so we can check suitability and space. We also offer a free ring sizer before making begins and free tracked UK delivery with your order.

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 enclosed beneath a smooth, clear resin finish.

Prefer a ring with meteorite alone? See our titanium meteorite inlay ring.