Description

Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and budget-friendly; often anodized for color.

Strong, corrosion-resistant, with solid weight; commonly used for bases and cores.

Premium lightweight metal; strong, corrosion-resistant, and great for anodizing.

Dense and smooth; often flame-treated or oxidized to create black or colorful finishes.

Extremely dense and heavy; adds weight and luxury to high-end EDC items.

Composite material combining tungsten's density with copper's conductivity and luster.

Titanium treated to form crystal-like surface patterns; rare and visually striking.

Similar to crystalized titanium, but with a darker, high-contrast surface finish.

Stainless Damascus steel; beautiful layered patterns with high strength and rust resistance.

Patterned titanium Damascus; colorful layers achieved through anodizing.

Damascus-style layering of zirconium and titanium; flame-treated for vibrant effects.

Japanese-style layered metal (often copper/brass/nickel); warm tones and wood-like patterns.

Rare composite with copper matrix and niobium-titanium filaments; visually electric.

Durable and golden-yellow; develops a natural patina over time.

Copper-alloy with darker tone; gains character as it oxidizes.

Heavy, conductive, and rich in tone; forms patina with use.

Alloy of copper and nickel; silvery tone with great corrosion resistance.

High-performance translucent plastic (like Ultem); heat and chemical resistant.

Tough, clear or tinted plastic with impact resistance; often used in buttons or shells.

Acrylic; clear, rigid, and polishable, used for windows or design elements.

High-end engineering plastic; excellent for structural parts in extreme environments.

Fiberglass-based composite; lightweight, textured, and highly durable.

Also known as Acetal; excellent for smooth sliding components with high wear resistance.

Solid surface material with stone-like feel; used for unique texture and weight.

Composite with quartz-like shimmer and carbon depth; rare and eye-catching.

Lightweight, strong, and modern; typically has woven texture and a tech look.

Layered carbon fiber with Damascus-style visual; both strong and decorative.

Resin-impregnated cloth material; warm, grippy, and great for scales and buttons.

Dense exotic hardwood; rich dark tone and smooth finish.

Fragrant and finely grained hardwood; adds a natural and luxurious touch.

Reddish tone wood with attractive grain; lightweight and warm to the touch.

Iridescent nacre from shells; used for inlays or decorative accents.

Moldable and visually dynamic; allows for transparency, glitter, or embedded designs.

Fossilized ivory or bone; extremely rare and collectible with natural grain.

Description

Matte, non-reflective surface created by sand or bead blasting; adds grip and texture.

High-gloss, mirror-like finish; smooth and reflective, but prone to fingerprints.

Lightly tumbled for a rugged, worn-in look that hides scratches well.

Aged or weathered effect; intentionally rough or vintage in appearance.

Smooth glossy finish resembling ceramic glaze; adds shine and a unique feel.

Fine linear texture from brushing; creates a clean, directional grain pattern.

Raw, industrial look straight from CNC or lathe, often with tool marks visible.

Iridescent, rainbow-like effect caused by thin oxide layers; often on zirconium.

Colored surface created by controlled exposure to flame; each piece is unique.

Patterns or textures chemically or laser-etched into the surface.

Thin layer of gold applied for a rich, luxurious finish.

Durable, vapor-deposited metallic coating available in many colors.

Thin silver coating offering a bright, classic metallic appearance.

Electrochemical finish (for titanium/aluminum); adds color and corrosion resistance.

Multi-tone or gradient anodizing for a vibrant and eye-catching look.

Protective resin coating that enhances gloss and locks in patterns or patina.

Surface mimics natural stone texture, offering a tactile and rugged feel.