Arn's Blog

  In the world of Mokume Gane, a new technique has emerged which beautifully captures the spirit of connection.  It’s called Tsunagaru-Katachi.  Tsunagaru means “being connected” and Katachi means “physical form.” Together the phrase is often translated as “linked shapes,” and in Mokume Gane, it is a process where two rings are formed from one metal billet.  

Valentine’s Day, Hearts’ Day, Imbolc - there’s no getting away from the romance in February.  Flowers and chocolates are always nice, but who are we kidding?  Jewelry is the winner when it comes to expressing love. ... 

Maybe you received a unique Mokume Gane piece over the winter holidays and want to know how to maintain its beauty, or perhaps you’re considering Mokume Gane for the first time, and want to know what you’ll be getting into in terms of care.  Even if you’ve had a treasured item for years, it’s a good idea to check in on the maintenance of your jewelry. ... 

As the year comes to a close, we want to express our deep gratitude to our customers, admirers, and followers.   We love creating timeless, heirloom pieces for you and your loved ones.  Thank you for choosing Arn Krebs for your custom Mokume Gane pieces. ...

We have created a small collection of ready to ship, limited edition pieces for your gift giving this year. ...