An abalone builds its shell the slow way. It lays down a microscopic sheet of nacre, then another on top of it, for years in cold water, until the layers catch light the way nothing man-made can. No two shells grow the same, and no two patterns repeat.
Nacre is built around that. It's a milled, solid stainless steel body with real abalone
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My first foray into the world of Kraken, and I love it. Especially because the inlay is abalone, each marker is essentially unique. Can't wait to continue to build my collection.
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Barry · 7 days ago
I'm not sure exactly what the inlay material is but I am sure that it's one of a kind and it's an awesome addition to my collection!
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George · 4 days ago
Absolutely gorgeous piece, looks different depending on how the light hits it and love the simplicity of the back!