SANDALWOOD

(Santalum spicatum)

STRENGTH

(lbf/in2)

1680

TREE SIZE

(meter)

4

DRIED WEIGHT

(lbs/ft3)

58

SHRINKAGE

(% volumetric)

8.5

SANDALWOOD

Sandalwood, or santalum spicatum which is its scientific name, is dark (almost black) in its appearance. It hass a beautiful shift between black and brown which gives the wrist watch an exclusive and eye-catching look. The wood layer gives you a warm feeling to the skin, and will over time develop its own patina and luster. Sandalwood is strong and with low shrinkage percentage.

GALZIG

47º07'51.1" N 10º13'51.34" E

Sandalwood & Sandalwood
€95

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GAMPEN

47º08'15.9" N 10º14'57.47" E
Sandalwood & Rosewood
€95

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PATTERIOL

47º02'60" N 10º10'60" E
Sandalwood & White ash wood
€95

EXPLORE PATTERIOL

SCHINDLER

47º09'1.31" N 10º13'19.47" E

Sandalwood & White ash wood
€95

EXPLORE SCHINDLER

MATTUN

47º08'56.88" N 10º14'16.06" E

White ash wood & Sandalwood
€95

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APPLICATIONS

- High-end furnitures

- Cosmetics

- Estern medicine

- Religious ceremonies

- Boxes/crates

CHARACTERISTICS

The heartwood has a dark brown color and appearance. Sapwood is brighter and creates a sharp contrast towards the heartwood.

GRAIN & TEXTURE

The grain tend to be quite straight with bits of wavy or curly patterns. The texture is very fine and even, with indistinct pores and rays.

SOURCE

Australia