The flexball razors, which can fit the Gillette Fusion head, have deer, oryx or wooden handles shaped and polished to fit the heads. A small magnet is inserted inside the handles to match the brush shaving stands. The deer and oryx handles are finished with ebony at the base of the handle.

The knife handle in deer antler is finished with a silver guard. The case back was made with the cuttlefish bone casting technique, reproducing a particular design. The box has a groove for storing the knife, and once opened it serves as a support for the knife itself. The blade, designed by Stefano Raffa, is made by a cutler.

Born from the desire to create jewelled cufflinks for women, these are made by shaping horn, smoothing and polishing, and silver bands on which a traditional mechanism for cufflinks is welded.

This corkscrew was handcrafted by casting in brass, sports a kudu horn handle, and is finished with makassar ebony wood. The base, made by turning a block of ebony, makes the corkscrew an object for display and not to be placed in a drawer.

This hexagonal-shaped knife block in wengè wood has a revolving base, for 12 knives and kitchen accessories. Inside the larger block there is a second smaller block for six steak knives. Both blocks have magnets for the blades.