RELENTLESS
R E L E N T L E S S
There will be moments when everything tells you to stop.
Pain will tell you that you have reached your limit. Failure will suggest that the outcome has already been decided. Other people may tell you to accept less, abandon the pursuit and come to terms with a life you never chose.
RELENTLESS is about refusing to let that moment define what happens next.
It represents the decision to continue when motivation has disappeared and progress is almost impossible to see. When the excitement of beginning has faded, the finish remains distant and all that is left is the strength of the reason you started.
Being relentless does not mean moving without rest, judgement or direction. It means remaining loyal to the outcome while adapting the route required to reach it.
Pause when you must. Learn from every setback. Change the approach. But do not surrender the purpose.
This is not borrowed motivation. It comes from the foundations of HANG 6 itself.
At 23, after years of pain following a serious back injury, I was told that I needed to accept the likelihood of a future in a wheelchair. Surgery was considered too dangerous. The professional opinion was clear: come to terms with it.
I refused.
Not because I knew exactly how the story would end, but because I would not allow someone else’s prognosis to become my identity. The road forward demanded persistence, absolute belief and the willingness to continue long after surrender would have been easier.
That refusal lives within RELENTLESS.
The materials were chosen to carry the same message.
BRASS - PURPOSE THAT ENDURES
Brass has travelled through human history in navigation instruments, tools, machinery and ammunition. It has helped people find their direction, build what did not previously exist and withstand forces capable of changing everything.
Within RELENTLESS, brass represents directed action—the ability to keep moving towards something with purpose rather than simply fighting without direction.
It will naturally mark and develop a patina through use. It does not remain untouched by the journey. It records it.
Every change in its surface becomes evidence that the piece has been carried, tested and lived with, just as resilience is not about emerging without marks, but emerging with the strength those marks represent.
ONYX - THE DISCIPLINE TO HOLD YOUR COURSE
Onyx is a form of chalcedony, valued for its strength, smooth finish and deep, uncompromising appearance.
Traditionally associated with grounding, self-control, protection and resilience, it represents the quieter side of relentless pursuit: discipline.
Because determination is not always loud.
Sometimes it is simply getting up and beginning again. Remaining composed when circumstances become chaotic. Refusing to make a permanent decision during a temporary moment of exhaustion, pain or doubt.
Within RELENTLESS, Onyx represents the internal stability that keeps your direction intact when everything around you is attempting to knock you off course.
RELENTLESS is not a promise that persistence alone guarantees victory.
Some routes will close. Some plans will fail. Some goals will demand that you change, adapt or begin again from somewhere you never expected to be.
Being relentless means the obstacle does not get the final word.
It means refusing to confuse delay with defeat.
It means understanding that a setback can alter your route without being allowed to erase your purpose.
When the result feels distant, remember why you began.
When belief weakens, return to the evidence of everything you have already survived.
When the world tells you to accept a future you did not choose, decide for yourself.
Hold your course.
Keep moving.
Be RELENTLESS.
Current turn around to get this piece made for you is approx 2 weeks from placement of order.
Wrist Size
Measure your wrist and let me know what size you require. if you give me the exact measurement, I'll make it to ensure it sits without bead seperation
It will be this exact piece you recieve, with either added beads or removed beads dependant on sizing.
Packaging
It will be slid inside a small black embossed envelope. Nothing you need to 'keep' and put in that drawer of 'stuff', so just recycle it or find another useful purpose. Either way, it's what's inside that matters.
There might be the odd sticker in there too...
Brass
The material that flows through history, from early navigation aids, to bullet cases. It is a material that matters.
Customising Options
Want the piece… but in your colours? Now you can.
If you love a design but keep thinking, “I wish those reds were blue,” (or any other tweak)… you’re in luck. There’s now an option to customise selected details so it lands perfectly with your style and vibe.
Every skull is already one-of-a-kind thanks to its individual tool markings — and now the beads can be tailored too, turning a signature piece into your signature piece.
Bead customisation (your way)
Customisation is limited to bead types I currently hold in stock — but I carry an extensive range, so chances are we’ll hit the mark first time.
Want something rarer or super specific? I can source non-stock beads for an additional cost.
Sentimental beads? Bring them to life again.
Got an existing bracelet with meaning — a gift, a memory, a milestone — and want it worked into a new design? Send it over and we’ll explore what’s possible as far as integration into you piece.
Metal options (what can & can’t be done)
Metal components can be removed (within the additional cost).
Metal components can’t be added as part of that same option.
Additional metal feature pieces can be added, but this comes at an extra cost.
If you’ve got a vision in mind, tell me the colours, feel, and finish you’re after, and we’ll build something that fits you like it was always meant to.
Onyx
Onyx is a deep, glossy stone with a quiet intensity, most often jet black, sometimes banded, always striking. It’s a variety of chalcedony (microcrystalline quartz), which gives it a naturally smooth finish, strong durability, and a weighty, premium feel in the hand.
Key properties
Hardness: ~6.5–7 on the Mohs scale (tough enough for everyday wear, but still worth treating with care)
Finish: Matt
Look: Typically black; can show subtle banding depending on the cut and grade
Symbolism (traditional): Often linked with grounding, self-control, resilience, and protection, a stone people wear when they want to feel steadier, calmer, and harder to knock off course.
