What could be more deeply romantic than "plucking a star to give to her"?

This is a gift from the far reaches of the universe, carrying the traces of hundreds of millions of years and embodying an unattainable romance.

Crafted as accessible luxury jewelry using a genuine meteorite that fell to Earth one million years ago and was discovered only after surviving four ice ages.

The starry sky is undoubtedly vast and enchanting. Otherwise, why would it be that when lovers travel and happen to look up at the stars, it becomes their most unforgettable memory? Or why would they use "I would pluck the stars from the sky for you" as a vow during the height of their passion?

We have truly made it possible—"If you love her, pluck a star and give it to her." No longer do you have to wait for a fleeting shooting star; let your beloved hold a shooting star in her hand and make a wish.

Our "Galaxy Unity" couple's rings, inlaid with Swedish Muonionalusta meteorite, tell the confession of "crossing time, space, and the galaxy, just to meet you." This asteroid meteorite traveled through countless stars, plunged through the atmosphere, and arrived on Earth. Much like the journey of life, having experienced countless people and things, the place where one's lover is becomes the destination of an endless journey.

The Swedish Muonionalusta meteorite signifies companionship and protection, symbolizing the determination to accompany one's beloved.

Our exclusive hand-polishing and inlay craftsmanship bring a unique radiance to this pair of rings. The naturally occurring Widmanstätten patterns on the Muonionalusta meteorite make every piece one-of-a-kind in the world. As couple's rings symbolizing love, they represent that each partner is the other's one and only existence.

The triangular profile of the rings is inspired by Yale social psychologist Robert J. Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love (Intimacy + Passion + Commitment = Consummate Love). We have infused the design with this blessing of stable love represented by the triangle.

The romance of galaxies in unison, mutually drawn to one another, may have long been written into the history of the universe. Theoretical physicist Carlo Rovelli mentioned in his book, Reality Is Not What It Seems: The Journey to Quantum Gravity: "The early, hot universe had enough energy to link almost all particles together, and everything was tightly connected. As the universe cooled, links began to break, like a piece of paper crumpled into a ball, slowly unfolding and flattening out, giving rise to the space-time we know today."

We hope to pass this cosmic-scale affection on to everyone.

Just as The Carpenters sang in "Close To You": "Why do stars fall down from the sky, every time you walk by? Just like me, they long to be close to you."


The Swedish Muonionalusta meteorite series is dedicated to ensuring everyone can get close to and touch the grand romance of the universe, transforming galaxies and stars into pieces of jewelry...