Malachite forms through a chemical precipitation process in copper deposits, where the interaction between mineral-rich water and the metal creates unique and intricate striations. In nature, it appears as compact, botryoidal, or stalactitic masses, characterized by colors ranging from light green to deep green, with captivating concentric or wavy patterns. These details make each piece of malachite a one-of-a-kind work of art, evoking the beauty and transformative power of nature.
Tungsten is the hardest and most durable metal known to humankind. With a melting point of 3400°C, it stands as the most heat-resistant metal, making it indispensable for numerous industrial applications. Its wear resistance is equally remarkable. Tungsten is virtually scratch-proof, ensuring that its physical and aesthetic characteristics remain unchanged over the years.
Wearing a watch with a malachite dial offers a strong connection to the beauty and strength of nature. Every glance at your wrist unveils an ancient story of chemical transformations, slow mineral deposits, and natural artistry manifested in mesmerizing green striations. The unique patterns of malachite take us on a journey through geological time, showcasing the Earth's relentless creativity in crafting mineral formations of extraordinary elegance.
Nereide Malachite comes with our Sansovino bracelet, inspired by the sinuous and refined forms of the works of the Renaissance sculptor it is named after. Designed with five links—two polished and three satin-finished—the bracelet combines elegance and durability in a timeless design. Its sturdy clasp, featuring a dual finish and micro-adjustment mechanism, ensures a comfortable and secure fit, making it ideal for both diving adventures and everyday wear.
The Nereide submarine, the inspiration behind the entire collection, is depicted submerged in motion in the engraving at the center of the caseback. This detail serves as a reminder of the watch's unwavering underwater performance, boasting a water resistance of up to 200 meters and a rotating bezel designed to track dive times.