FALX 袖口
扭曲的藤蔓和银色的卷须——手腕上的镰刀。
佩戴方法:手链两端之间有空隙。请将手链套在手腕最细的那一侧。首次佩戴时,如果需要调整手链长度,可以调整,但请勿每次佩戴时都反复弯曲手链,因为银质会逐渐变弱,最终断裂。
黄金版采用青铜铸造,并镀有三层硬金。
*银目前是按订单生产的*
* 1x 黄金已准备好发货*
MINE FREE – 采用 100% 再生纯银 (925) 铸造,经过精炼和测试
SLOW MADE – 由澳大利亚一小队珠宝工匠手工制作
经久耐用 – 1年保修。保修期外的部件可享受维修和抛光服务
FAQs
Yes. For example, even if your ring size does not appear in the product options, we can still usually make it.
Email lab@lokipatera.com, or fill out our contact form first to make sure, then we will ask you to put your size in the 'Notes' at checkout. We can also do variations on gems, surface finish, chain length etc, so follow the same process.
If its in stock, it will be shipped in 1-2 business days. If its made-to-order it will take 2-3 weeks before shipping. Shipping times vary based on the destination and shipping method. Standard Shipping within Australia typically takes 2-6 business days. Express Shipping within Australia takes 1-3 business days. International Shipping takes 5-12 business days.
Yes you can return your order within 14 days of receiving it (the return just needs to be sent in this window, it doesn't need to arrive back to us within 14 days). Our return rate is very low so we have confidence that you will love your Loki piece! Read more about the returns policy here.
We can make most of our pieces in 9CT and 18CT gold. We also make bespoke pieces such as engagement rings, wedding bands and personal heirlooms. Email lab@lokipatera.com, or fill out our contact form to begin the conversation.
Often when companies manufacture their products in overseas factories, there is little to no transparency and oversight – leading to labour abuses, environmental pollution and compromised quality.
Although its more expensive, making Loki pieces in Australia ensures labour & environmental protections, and a high quality of life for every artisan that contributed to the piece.
If you trace the origin of precious metals extracted on an industrial scale, you find a wake of destruction. For example, to mine one ounce of gold, you need to process 2.8 tonnes of ore, use and contaminate ~2,286 litres of water, and generate 800kg of CO2.
With such extensive extraction, and all the damage that comes with industrial mining, it is time to rethink how we source the materials we use. Precious metals like silver and gold are incredible candidates for circularity. They are considered 'infinitely recyclable' because their chemical and physical properties do not degrade during the recycling process. With so much metal already available above-ground, it makes sense to recycle what we have and avoid newly mined metals.