Extraordinary by origin.
Uncompromising by choice.
Some things cannot be replicated.
Every Echoes of Atlas artefact begins with genuine meteorite material.
There is a difference between something that looks extraordinary and something that genuinely is.
We work with authentic meteorites, not imitations or materials manufactured to resemble them.
Their natural character is fundamental to everything we create. We believe it should be preserved, never disguised.
We purchase our meteorites from established specialist suppliers, taking care to understand the origins and authenticity of the materials they offer.
We ask questions, examine the characteristics of each meteorite and assess the information available to us before selecting materials for our collections.
Each fragment is then chosen for its character, condition and suitability for the artefact it will become.
We believe the responsibility of working with something extraordinary begins long before the finished piece reaches its wearer.
Chosen with care.
Sourced with confidence.
A record of what you own.
Every Echoes of Atlas artefact is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
It identifies the meteorite used in your piece, its recorded discovery location and its approximate age.
A lasting record of the extraordinary material at the heart of your artefact.
Made by nature.
Never identical.
Every meteorite has its own character.
Variations in texture, pattern, colour and form are inherent to these natural materials. They are not imperfections to be concealed, but characteristics that make each piece individual.
In our Celestial and Archetype Collections, each raw meteorite pendant retains its naturally irregular form. No two are identical, so the pendant you receive will differ in shape from the one photographed.
That is part of what makes it yours.
Questions worth asking.
Are your meteorites real?
Yes. Every Echoes of Atlas artefact contains genuine meteorite material purchased from established specialist suppliers. We do not use imitation meteorites or synthetic substitutes.
What does my Certificate of Authenticity include?
Your certificate identifies the meteorite incorporated into your artefact, its recorded discovery location and its approximate age.
Each certificate relates to the meteorite material itself. For information on the other materials it is paired with please refer to the specific product page.
Will my piece look exactly like the photographs?
In our Celestial and Archetype Collections, each raw meteorite pendant retains its own natural shape. These fragments vary in size, shape and surface texture, so the pendant you receive will be different from the one shown in the product photographs, although the weight will be similar.
The photographs illustrate the overall design and character of each piece, rather than the exact fragment you will receive.
Will my meteorite rust?
Iron meteorites contain iron and nickel and can be susceptible to oxidation when exposed to moisture, humidity or certain chemicals.
Whilst we believe that minor discolouration adds character to your piece, we recommend keeping your artefact dry, avoiding prolonged contact with water and storing it carefully when not being worn.
See our Care Guide for further information.
Where do your meteorites come from?
We work with several named meteorites discovered in different parts of the world, including Argentina, Sweden, Kenya and Namibia.
You can explore their individual histories, characteristics and discovery locations on our Materials page.
When something is truly extraordinary,
it has nothing to prove.
Nothing more.
Nothing less than genuine.
We believe authenticity should never require embellishment.
Genuine materials. Considered selection. Clear information. An honest account of what you own.