Jura takes the heart of the CERVUS Collection—brushed tungsten carbide and a genuine Scottish red deer antler sleeve—and gives it a quiet point of difference. A single polished groove runs the circumference of the band, catching the light as a fine bright line against the matte tungsten. This 6mm ring carries the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands with one understated detail that sets it apart.
What Makes Jura Exceptional
The Grooved Detail
An off-centre polished groove is recessed into the brushed tungsten face, dividing the wider band from a narrower one. Where the rest of the surface is held in a soft satin finish, the groove is polished smooth, so it reads as a single line of light that follows your finger as it moves. It is the one deliberate flourish on an otherwise pared-back ring, and the thing that gives Jura its name.
Jura is the Hebridean island whose name traces back to the Norse for "deer island," home to a red deer population that vastly outnumbers its people. The groove is a small nod to that wildness—a line drawn through the metal, the way a path is drawn across a hillside.
Scottish Red Deer Antler
The interior of Jura is lined with authentic red deer antler, naturally shed in the Scottish Highlands. No animal is harmed in sourcing this material—red deer shed their antlers annually as part of their natural cycle, leaving them on the hillsides and glens where they're carefully collected.
One-of-a-Kind: Every piece of antler displays unique natural variations in colour, grain, and texture. The marbling of cream, tan, and subtle brown tones means your Jura ring is genuinely unlike any other—no two rings share the same pattern.
Scottish red deer are iconic creatures of the Highlands, roaming the same landscapes immortalised in legend and literature. Wearing Jura connects you to that wilderness—a piece of Scotland's natural heritage crafted into something you can carry with you always.
Tungsten Carbide Construction
The exterior of Jura is crafted from tungsten carbide—one of the hardest materials used in jewellery. Tungsten sits at approximately 9 on the Mohs hardness scale, compared to 4 for platinum and 2.5 for gold. This exceptional hardness means Jura resists scratches that would mark softer metals within days.
The brushed finish creates a sophisticated, understated aesthetic, and the polished groove gives it a quiet lift. Light plays across the satin surface in subtle ways, hiding minor contact marks, while the groove holds a brighter line that keeps the design from ever feeling flat.
The 6mm Profile
At 6mm wide, Jura offers a refined, contemporary width that sits comfortably on the finger without dominating. The comfort-fit interior ensures all-day wearability, while the clean lines and single groove complement the natural beauty of the antler sleeve within.





