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Our standard men's bracelet is crafted with 10 mm natural stone beads in a Medium size. Unless otherwise noted, all product photos throughout the Armory Collection showcase the 10 mm Medium bracelet.


Curatorial Summary
THE MET LIFE is a lithic tribute to the "Amazin’" resilience of New York and the blue-and-orange heritage of Queens. This artifact captures the industrial pulse of the city by anchoring the visionary depth of Blue Tiger’s Eye against the vibrant, kinetic fire of Orange Agate. Framed in high-grade stainless steel, it reflects the spirit of a city—and a team—that thrives on the "never say die" hustle of the street. It is a wearable crest for those who value the grit of the game and the unshakeable loyalty of the borough.


Lithic Analysis
Specimens: Blue Tiger’s Eye (Hawk’s Eye), Orange Agate, Stainless Steel.Composition: A high-contrast mineral suite featuring chatoyant quartz (Tiger’s Eye) and microcrystalline silica (Agate), anchored by surgical-grade industrial steel.


Logic
This assembly functions as a "Metropolitan Conductor." Blue Tiger’s Eye—the stone of the visionary—sharpens the "Analytical Focus" required to navigate the city’s high-stakes friction. Orange Agate acts as a solar battery, fueling the persistent fire and ambition needed to endure the long season. The Stainless Steel hardware provides the structural "spine," mirroring the iron-and-steel grit that defines the city's landscape and the wearer's unyielding resolve.


Archivist’s Field Notes
A piece for the "Sovereign of the Seven Train" who carries the city’s colors in their DNA. It has a high-energy, athletic aesthetic that mirrors the roar of a night game in Flushing. The tactile weight of the steel against the shifting chatoyancy of the blue eye creates a commanding presence on the wrist. Chosen by those who understand that in New York, you don't just play the game—you live it.