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Freedom at your fingertips
Enter the bold world of 25fingers, a brand rooted in the cultural turmoil of the '90s and early 2000s. Our iron and stainless steel jewelry draws inspiration from the raw energy of grunge, rock, new metal, electro, and punk, while also drawing on the aesthetics of cult films and Generation X magazines.
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Craftsmanship and sustainability
Made in France, each piece of jewelry is handmade in our Amordust workshop in Paris. Our collections include stainless steel pieces, 100% waterproof, as well as creations combining materials such as iron and zinc. Each design embodies a desire: to shine and make others shine.
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Transcending genres and eras
Designed to be unisex, our jewelry appeals to an eclectic clientele: from fans of electro and techno parties to those passionate about bold styles. Regardless of age—whether 15 or 60—our creations speak to anyone looking to express their individuality.