The dark streaks of grain across an otherwise deep golden wood identifies the stately black limba. This is a wood too refined, too pure and proud, to be held in simple titanium. A wood like this should be held only in the soft embrace of 14k white gold; the lightness of the gold brings out the deeper tones of the wood, and its sheen emphasizes the limba’s dark streaks. It’s a wood that should be turned only by the finest craftsmen, and only for the fines customers, those who can appreciate its beauty, its sobriety.