Atomic Faceplates-Lunar Gray Regolith Faceplate

Undisturbed. For Four Billion Years.

The surface of the Moon has not changed in any meaningful way since the last major impacts slowed, roughly four billion years ago. No wind. No water. No erosion. Just a layer of fine gray powder — regolith — built up over geological time from meteorites grinding the surface rock into dust. The Apollo astronauts sank into it. It clung to their suits electrostatically and wouldn't come off. It smelled, they said, like gunpowder.

The Lunar Gray Regolith Faceplate is that surface. Quiet, composed, and finished to a standard that doesn't require explanation. Four billion years of undisturbed gray, now in your pocket.

• Lunar Gray Regolith finish faceplate — the gray of the Moon, built for the long term