Rooted in "natural aesthetics" as our brand DNA, ivory nut buttons are natural artworks bestowed by tropical rainforests. Each button's unique beige grain carries the imprint of organic growth, embodying our philosophy of "discovering the universe in details".  

Crafted from seeds of Southeast Asian palm trees, our process involves zero chemical dyes. Harvesting naturally fallen nuts ensures zero deforestation. Biodegradable materials allow garments to return to the earth cycle, fulfilling our "coexisting with Earth" pledge.  

Hand-polished by artisans to preserve natural textures, each button undergoes 36-hour temperature-controlled curing to achieve jade-like warmth. Adhering to 0.2mm tolerance standards ensures perfect harmony between natural materials and modern apparel.  

The ivory nut's dense cellulose structure reaches 3.0 Mohs hardness. Natural oxidation creates amber patina over time, transforming each button into a wearer's unique temporal testament. 

The spiraling natural patterns are a concrete expression of the brand's philosophy of "perpetual growth." Each tower snail button is a miniature sculpture of hundreds of millions of years of biological evolution, turning clothing details into wearable natural history.

We strictly select tower snail shells that have died naturally and washed ashore, opting for ultrasonic cleaning instead of chemical bleaching.

Craftsmen perform three-dimensional cutting based on the unique spiral angles of each shell, utilizing a patented "biomimetic stabilization" process. Each button undergoes three high-temperature steam pressing and shaping processes to ensure the stability of the spiral structure in environments ranging from -20°C to 60°C.

The tower snail shell is naturally composed of calcium carbonate and chitin, with a spiral chamber structure that achieves a high density of 2.8 g/cm³. The growth lines on the surface record changes in the marine environment every 14 days per millimeter, forming an irreplicable code of life.

Sourced from Australian deep-sea Pinctada maxima shells, we redefine "marine luxury". The nacreous layer's iridescence elevates daily wear with couture-level luminosity narratives. 

Utilizing farmed shellfish resources, we release three juvenile shells for each harvested button. Compliant with MSC certification standards, we ensure sustainable marine ecosystems.

Master shell carvers hand-extract nacres through 16-step water-polishing processes. Our 0.3mm ultra-thin nacre cutting technology preserves iridescence while ensuring durability, maintaining quality despite 47% material loss.

Comprising 95% calcium carbonate crystals, the nacre's nano-scale layered structure (2000+ layers/mm²) creates moonbeam-like radiance. With 2.5 Mohs hardness, it achieves ethereal durability.

A gift from the mysterious waters of Tahiti, Black Mother of Pearl Buttons are our "jewels of the night." They feature an iridescent color change from deep-sea black to peacock green, embodying the brand's aesthetic of "elegant extravagance in a low-key manner."

We utilize resource recovery technology from shellfish processing by-products, upcycling discarded shells from the pearl farming industry. Each button reduces 15g of marine waste, giving the "black pearl" a second chance to shine.

Supervised by a master of the intangible cultural heritage of mother-of-pearl inlaying, we employ traditional "lacquer color fixation" techniques to lock in the natural iridescence. With precision grinding to 0.01mm.

The black color of the Black Mother of Pearl originates from the symbiotic effect of organic pigments secreted by the outer membrane and calcium carbonate. The nacre thickness reaches 0.8mm, and it can display seven gradient hues under light angles of 5° to 75°, with a hardness of 3.0 on the Mohs scale.