Signature Technique
FusionGold
A Revolutionary Craft in Fine Jewelry
At Vioro, we honor tradition while pushing the boundaries of innovation. Our groundbreaking signature technique inspired by the ancient Japanese Mokume Gane. However, unlike the traditional process of combining various metals, Signature Technique exclusively fuses layers of 18-carat gold. This innovation makes us the only artisans in the world using only gold for this method, creating breathtaking designs and patterns unique to each piece.
Inspired by Tradition,
Perfected by Innovation
Mokume Gane, meaning “wood grain metal,” dates back to Japan’s 17th century. It traditionally involves layering metals to achieve organic, flowing patterns. Inspired by this ancient art, Signature Technique takes it a step further, focusing entirely on 18-carat gold, preserving its elegance, purity, and timeless appeal.
Crafting Unique
Patterns in Pure Gold
Mokume Gane, meaning “wood grain metal,” dates back to Japan’s 17th century. It traditionally involves layering metals to achieve organic, flowing patterns. Inspired by this ancient art, Signature Technique takes it a step further, focusing entirely on 18-carat gold, preserving its elegance, purity, and timeless appeal.
Mastering Gold
Through Innovation
Mokume Gane, meaning “wood grain metal,” dates back to Japan’s 17th century. It traditionally involves layering metals to achieve organic, flowing patterns. Inspired by this ancient art, Signature Technique takes it a step further, focusing entirely on 18-carat gold, preserving its elegance, purity, and timeless appeal.
A New Standard
in Gold Jewelry
Mokume Gane, meaning “wood grain metal,” dates back to Japan’s 17th century. It traditionally involves layering metals to achieve organic, flowing patterns. Inspired by this ancient art, Signature Technique takes it a step further, focusing entirely on 18-carat gold, preserving its elegance, purity, and timeless appeal.
