ROXXLYN · Mastery of Stone

Mönchengladbach, DE

RealStone

Now in the workshop

Nero Marquina — black marble from the Basque Country

Split to around 1 mm

Real stone.
Wafer-thin
split,not
printed.
iPhone 17 ProiPhone 17 Pro MaxAirTagApple WatchMacBookStands

Collection

The current pieces.

Marble Case Nero Marquina – Real Marble iPhone Case
AirTag Case Nero Marquina – White-Veined Marble
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Marble Case

Available for:
iPhone 17 Pro & Pro Max

Real marble at around one millimetre, set in an anodised aluminium frame. Every case carries its own section of the stone.

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Marble Case Pro

Available for:
iPhone 17 Pro & Pro Max

The Pro line: stone across the entire back, edges milled from solid. For everyone who wants to feel the stone, not just see it.

All Pro cases

AirTag Case

Available as:
AirTag case with carabiner

A piece of stone on your keyring. Zinc alloy carabiner, CNC-milled aluminium frame, magnetic closure.

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Stones

Twelve stones, four families. Each with an origin.

Nero Marquina: tiefschwarzer Marmor mit weißen Calcit-Adern, Nahaufnahme
NºStoneOrigin
01 Nero Marquina Markina, Basque Country · Spain View 02 Nero Portoro Portovenere, Liguria · Italy View 03 Arabescato Orobico Camerata Cornello, Bergamo · Italy View 04 Rosso Levanto Bonassola, Liguria · Italy View 05 Verde Alpi Aosta Valley · Italy View 06 Invisible Grey Italy View 07 Black Rock Jaipur, Rajasthan · India View 08 Indian Summer Rajasthan · India View 09 Transocean Rajasthan · India View 10 Vulcano Dust Rajasthan · India View 11 Black Venom Brazil View 12 Lapis Lazuli Afghanistan View
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Gallery

Glimpses of the workshop and the stone.

Nero Marquina
Nero Portoro
Arabescato Orobico
Rosso Levanto
Verde Alpi
Invisible Grey
Black Rock
Indian Summer
Transocean
Vulcano Dust
Black Venom
Lapis Lazuli

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Film

Split, sand, set. Working the stone, on film.

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Filmed in the Mönchengladbach workshop

ROXXLYN — From the block

Workshop

ROXXLYN makes everything in Mönchengladbach. Every stone is split, sanded and set by hand — to around one millimetre, no print, no foil. Twelve stones from four families, every veneer one of a kind.

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