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Are you a Bad Mo Fer?
Possibly a Pulp Fiction fan?
Maybe just all things Samuel L. Jackson?
In any case, got you covered.
Precision CNC machined from solid Brass, deep laser engraved and finished by hand in California.
Limited to 100
1.5" x 1" x .25" - Feels absolutely perfect in the hand
45 grams
So good...
Motivation won't get you there. You need persistence to achieve any long term goal. You gotta Keep on Keepin' on!
The triskelion symbolizes perseverance, representing the idea of moving forward despite obstacles and challenges. The symbol consists of three spirals, often depicted in a triangular formation, representing the three aspects of human existence: mind, body, and spirit.
Bronze is a minted blank and deep laser engraved
1" diameter and slightly concave on both sides .125" thick (just under 1/8" thick)
Grade 5 Titanium is CNC machined and deep laser engraved
1.5" diameter and .250" thick
Titanium is Limited Edition
The labyrinth can be seen as an archetypal symbol of the psyche and of what C. G. Jung called the individuation process: that twisty, unpredictable, tortuous, serpentine path toward wholeness and authenticity. The goal is to reach the center, the Self, the core of our being.
The Labyrinth Stone is a worry stone with an added bonus. Trace your way to relaxation...oooooo
CNC machined from solid Brass or Copper
1.5" diameter x .25" thick
Brass and Copper app. 40-45 grams
Grade 5 Titanium app. 20 grams
Mokume is forged by hand from Brass, Copper and Nickel Silver and will vary per coin.
So soothing to the touch
PREORDER! Please allow 2-3 weeks to ship.
The labyrinth is not a puzzle to be solved, but a path to be walked.
On the reverse, a raised circumpunct marks the center—the ancient symbol of wholeness, illumination, and the Self. After every turn, every seeming detour, every step inward, the journey arrives here.
Cast and finished with care, it’s made to be carried, handled, and worn smooth(er) over time.
Specifications:
App. 1.7 ounces (1.5ish Troy Ounce)
1.5" x 1.2"
Sterling Silver or Bronze cast by hand
PREORDER! WILL SHIP IN ABOUT A WEEK.
The labyrinth can be seen as an archetypal symbol of the psyche and of what C. G. Jung called the individuation process: that twisty, unpredictable, tortuous, serpentine path toward wholeness and authenticity. The goal is to reach the center, the Self, the core of our being.
The Labyrinth Stone is a worry stone with an added bonus. Trace your way to relaxation...oooooo
Cast by hand in the U.S. of A
.925 Sterling Silver - approximately 1.25 oz
Due to the process, each piece will vary slightly
Limited to 100 (first 18 currently available to ship)
1.5" diameter x .200" thick
So soothing to the touch
PREORDER! WILL SHIP IN 1-2 WEEKS.
Limited edition solid Brass meditationy desk sculpture.
CNC machined and finished by hand.
Walnut Base
Strong magnet set inside to hold the Copper "button" down.
The pull on the magnet is weak as I didn't want too much friction, just enough to keep it in place.
Limited to 15
2 pounds of stunning Brass.
4" diameter x 1.1" tall (with the Walnut)
PREORDER! PLEASE ALLOW 2 WEEKS TO SHIP.
Can you even handle the awesomness?
Each Labyrinth Tritium has 7 bars of nuclear power set in resin!
Brass has 7 bars of Green Tritium (brightest)
Copper has 7 bars of Ice Blue Tritium (not as bright but so damn cool)
The labyrinth can be seen as an archetypal symbol of the psyche and of what C. G. Jung called the individuation process: that twisty, unpredictable, tortuous, serpentine path toward wholeness and authenticity. The goal is to reach the center, the Self, the core of our being.
The Labyrinth Stone is a worry stone with an added bonus. Trace your way to relaxation...oooooo
CNC machined from solid Brass or Copper
Nuclear power set in resin on the "worry" side.
1.5" diameter x .25" thick
So soothing to the touch
"If your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail."
Your choice of with the quote or without
EDC bit driver precision CNC machined and deep laser engraved in California.
Holds two bits of your choosing (not included). Personally, mine has Torx bits for my Benchmade.
Limited to 100
2.75" long x .375" diameter
Solid Brass fancy logo clasp is included.
This is likely the luckiest coin in existence. The all seeing eye is keeping it's eye on 7 lucky symbols; the elephant (raised trunk), a scarab, four leafed clover, horseshoe, a lucky rabbits foot, a wishbone and an acorn (who knew?). For good measure, I threw good ole lucky number 7 on the flip side.
The design is based off an old timey lucky penny that was made in the 1930's. The original design had some swastika's on it so was clearly made before Hitler ruined that symbol forever. I decided to replace them...for obvious reasons.
Deep laser engraved.
1.25" diameter solid Copper
A true charm of fortune. Each coin holds a genuine four-leaf clover, carefully preserved in resin and paired with a Celtic protection knot—an ancient symbol of safeguarding and good fortune. No two clovers are ever the same, and each coin bears its own unique Clover Number.
Manually machined and laser engraved in California.
1.25" diameter x around .350" thick solid Brass
Genuine four leafed clover set in resin.
I believe in making my own luck...but doesn't hurt to have a little superstition in the pocket for back up. Makes a great ball marker as well.
Specifications:
CNC machined and deep laser engraved
Finished with my patented* "aging" process so coins will vary.
Metal: Brass
Size: 1.25" diameter
.125" thick (just under 1/8" thick)
*it's not patented
I simply can't get enough of this design.
.999 Silver is minted by hand to make a blank coin for me and is then laser engraved.
Limited edition - numbered
Fits perfectly in our custom leather Sleeve (click here) not included
Minted in Arkansas and deep laser engraved in California from .999 Silver.
Intended as a worry coin
Limited Edition
1.25" diameter x .25" thick
For generations, we’ve heard:
“A jack of all trades is a master of none.”
A phrase spoken as quiet criticism, a caution against divided focus.
In time, a second line emerged — added not to erase the first, but to restore its balance:
“But oftentimes better than a master of one.”
This coin unites both halves.
On one face, rendered in ornate, old-world detail, the original phrase stands framed in the grandeur of guild crests and traditional craft — a tribute to the age when mastery meant singular devotion.
Turn it over, and the design shifts. Clean lines. Modern symmetry. A philosophical counterpoint engraved in bold clarity. The added line — born later — transforms limitation into perspective.
Together, they tell a fuller truth.
Versatility is not weakness.
Breadth is not compromise.
To know many paths is, oftentimes, to understand the whole.
Specifications:
CNC machined, deep laser engraved and finished by hand.
Metal: Brass
Size: 1.25" diameter
.187" thick (3/16") nice and heavy
Manually machined from a variety of materials and press fit with a ceramic ball in the tip for extended spin times and long wear.
Finished size is app. .625" diameter
v.001 is Mokume over Copper stem.
5 grams (you'll barely notice this guy in your pocket)
Easily achieve 2-5 minute spins on the right surface. Not too shabby for a 5 gram top that you won't even notice in your pocket!
PREORDER! PLEASE ALLOW 2-3 WEEKS TO SHIP.
Meditation (Baoding) spheres trace their origins to the Ming Dynasty in China, where they were traditionally used to improve hand strength, dexterity, and focus. Over the centuries, they became symbols of mindfulness and quiet contemplation. Cast by hand in solid bronze, these spheres are designed to be rolled gently in the palm, encouraging moments of calm, concentration, and reflection while developing a rich patina unique to their owner.
Fidgeting before fidgeting was cool.
Limited to 27 sets.
Specifications:
1" diameter cast in solid Bronze
each ball weighs 2.5 ounces
PREORDER! PLEASE ALLOW 2-3 WEEKS TO SHIP.
Meditation (Baoding) spheres trace their origins to the Ming Dynasty in China, where they were traditionally used to improve hand strength, dexterity, and focus. Over the centuries, they became symbols of mindfulness and quiet contemplation. Cast by hand in solid bronze, these spheres are designed to be rolled gently in the palm, encouraging moments of calm, concentration, and reflection while developing a rich patina unique to their owner.
Fidgeting before fidgeting was cool.
Limited to 27 sets.
Specifications:
1" diameter cast in solid Bronze
each ball weighs 2.5 ounces
Precision CNC machined and hand finished in California.
Jasper Maligano stones set to soothe you.
Aged/finished by hand. (results will vary)
Includes custom leather Sleeve and Walnut box
Intended as a stoic worry coin.
1.5" diameter x .25" thick
Memento mori (for 'remember that you [have to] die') is an artistic or symbolic trope acting as a reminder of the inevitability of death.
The Stoics of classical antiquity were particularly prominent in their use of this discipline, and Seneca's letters are full of injunctions to meditate on death. The Stoic Epictetus told his students that when kissing their child, brother, or friend, they should remind themselves that they are mortal, curbing their pleasure, as do "those who stand behind men in their triumphs and remind them that they are mortal". The Stoic, Marcus Aurelius, invited the reader (himself) to "consider how ephemeral and mean all mortal things are" in his Meditations.
Memento Mori side is manually machined and deep laser engrave.
Solid Brass
Aged/finished by hand. (results will vary)
Intended as a stoic worry coin.
Limited to 27
1.5" diameter x .25" thick
Memento mori (for 'remember that you [have to] die') is an artistic or symbolic trope acting as a reminder of the inevitability of death.
The Stoics of classical antiquity were particularly prominent in their use of this discipline, and Seneca's letters are full of injunctions to meditate on death. The Stoic Epictetus told his students that when kissing their child, brother, or friend, they should remind themselves that they are mortal, curbing their pleasure, as do "those who stand behind men in their triumphs and remind them that they are mortal". The Stoic, Marcus Aurelius, invited the reader (himself) to "consider how ephemeral and mean all mortal things are" in his Meditations.
