Materials with a story.
At Vaeric, the materials are as important as the design.
We work with extraordinary natural, historic and modern materials — from meteorite and prehistoric fossils to opal, precious metals and natural stone.
Each is selected for its character, meaning and individuality. Natural variations in colour, texture and pattern mean every finished piece is uniquely its own.
Muonionalusta Meteorite
Born in space. Shaped by time.
Muonionalusta is an iron meteorite discovered in northern Scandinavia and believed to have fallen to Earth thousands of years ago.
Its metallic character and natural variation make it one of our signature inlay materials, creating a striking contrast against silver, zirconium and other metals.
Dinosaur Bone
Millions of years in the making.
Genuine fossilised dinosaur bone brings a piece of prehistoric history into each design.
Its natural structure, colour and pattern varies from fragment to fragment, ensuring no two inlays are identical.
Megalodon Tooth
A relic from an ancient ocean.
Fossilised Megalodon tooth is crushed and carefully incorporated into selected Vaeric inlays.
Every fragment carries natural variation created over millions of years.
Opal
Colour that changes with the light.
Opal adds flashes of vivid colour and depth to our inlays. From deep blues and greens to fiery oranges and reds, it creates a striking contrast alongside meteorite, fossil and metal.
Natural Stone
Formed by nature.
We select natural stones for their distinctive colours, patterns and textures. Each stone is prepared by hand before becoming part of a Vaeric inlay.
Precious Metals
Made to endure.
Sterling silver and precious metals provide the foundation for many Vaeric designs, combining traditional jewellery materials with our more unusual inlays.
No Two Are Exactly Alike
Natural materials don't follow a template.
Colour, pattern and texture will vary from one piece to another. We see those differences as part of what makes each Vaeric piece special — your jewellery won't simply be another copy of somebody else's.