On nights when the city hums low and the moon slices through clouds, something quietly sharp is being made. Not in a roaring factory or behind a glass display, but in a humble workshop, lit by a single lamp and the focused rhythm of hands linking metal ring by ring. This is the birthplace of Midnight Forge, Grizz Studio’s newest handmade collection of gothic chainmail keychains—small objects of art that carry stories, symbols, and a striking edge.
Each piece began as a question: how can a tiny everyday item hold power, mystery, and craftsmanship? The answer came from medieval armor, dark fantasy, and a modern desire to stand out. The result is five designs that could have been relics from a shadowy guild or talismans recovered from a forgotten world—yet they’re perfectly at home on a belt loop, bag, or keys in today’s streets.
Below, meet every story in the Midnight Forge collection.
The bound knot: strength in every link
Imagine an ancient knot, not made of rope but of cold steel, holding tight against time. This piece starts with a compact geometric weave—a knot that symbolizes unity, paths crossing, and resolve. From its heart dangles a sharp steel spike, a single note of danger and defiance that turns the knot into something unforgettable.
In the studio, artisans weave each ring by hand, echoing traditional chainmail craft. The result is surprisingly tactile: solid, intricate, and surprisingly light. It is designed to be practical—secure clasp, easy to attach to keys or bags—but the visual impact is what catches the eye.
Availability today is limited and clearly shown on the listing, and this design currently shows a small stock level, underscoring its handmade, small‑batch nature.
This design currently has no public reviews yet, which is typical of a brand‑new release, leaving room for early owners to become the first storytellers.
Why it matters: a piece that feels like a secret handshake—strong, understated, then suddenly sharp. Perfect for anyone who wants a functional accessory that still looks like a fragment of a myth.
The symbol of balance: faith with an edge
A circle holds a cross—two shapes steeped in centuries of symbolism. Here, the cross is woven from stainless steel rings inside a round frame, suggesting not only spiritual echoes but also balance, cycle, and enduring strength. Below it swings a polished spike, a sharp accent that gives the symbol a modern, gothic twist.
This is the keychain for someone who appreciates meaning, or simply the beauty of well‑made metal. The lobster clasp is built for daily life: attach to keys, belt loops, or bags, then carry a small icon of personal style everywhere. The chainmail construction also means each piece has tiny differences—no two are exactly alike.
Stock is clearly shown and speaks to the limited number of pieces available; the listing reports more units than some other designs today, but still a finite amount that can move quickly.
As with the Knot, no reviews are posted yet, reflecting the fresh arrival of this design.
Why it matters: it blends classic symbol and sharp attitude, making it a striking gift or personal talisman—something that feels historic but looks completely now.
The star of defiance: bold, spiked, unforgettable
At first glance this keychain is a burst of steel spikes, but look closer and you’ll see the heart: a ring of many tiny links, crafted like a miniature wreath of armor. From that ring extend four long spikes, forming a star that radiates power and rebellion. Beneath, a single spike dangles—adding motion, contrast, and a whisper of sharpness.
It’s ideal for someone who wants their accessory to speak loudly: punk, goth, industrial, or anyone who embraces dark aesthetics. The swivel clasp is sturdy, so the keychain moves smoothly without flipping awkwardly on a belt or bag.
Stock today is notably higher than some other pieces, but still limited—another reminder that every piece is handmade and not mass‑produced.
No reviews are published yet, keeping this design in the hands of early adopters eager to shape its reputation.
Why it matters: the most aggressive look in the set. It turns a mundane object into something that could be mistaken for a relic or an emblem from an underground order.
The celestial forge: geometry meets grit
Stars guide lost travelers. This tiny star guides your keys, your bag, your day—only it is forged from ring by ring of stainless steel, a six‑pointed geometric star that looks almost woven from moonlight. Two polished spike charms hang beneath, giving the design a subtle but unmistakable gothic edge.
It’s a perfect crossover between celestial symbolism and modern counterculture. The heavy‑duty clasp and rust‑resistant material mean it’s built for the real world: daily use, rain or shine, carry or display. And because it is handmade, each version has minor variations, like a signature from the maker.
Stock is low and shown on the listing, reinforcing the fragility of supply for handcrafted goods.
Still a newcomer without posted reviews, giving you first‑mover advantage if you want to be one of the earliest owners.
Why it matters: it softens the fierce look of spikes with a star—mysterious, balanced, and equally suited to someone who likes geometry, mysticism, or bold accessories.
The red heart of the forge: fire against steel
If Midnight Forge had a heart, this would be it. A deep red core—glassy, vivid, and almost glowing—sits at the center of a ring of chainmail. Beneath, a steel spike adds the same puncture of attitude found in the others, but the red centre gives this piece emotion, drama, and a flare that feels alive.
Crafted with hand‑assembled metal links, this design is a true statement. The rotating clasp is practical but also echoes the circle of the ring around the red core. It’s ideal for anyone who loves gothic or fantasy fashion, or simply wants a small burst of colour amid stainless steel.
Stock is low—only a handful of pieces remain—highlighting how quickly such handcrafted items can sell out.
No reviews yet, but that only adds to its allure as a rare find.
Why it matters: it adds colour and emotion to the Midnight Forge lineup. Where others lean purely metallic, this one holds a tiny flame.
What Midnight Forge means
The collection name is more than mood. Midnight speaks to the darkness, mystery, and the hours when creative work often feels most magical. Forge points to the craft, the metal, the hands shaping something lasting. Together, they describe pieces made at the edge of night, in metal and in shadow—objects that carry the weight of tradition and the spark of rebellion.
These keychains are small enough to fit into everyday life, but rich enough in symbolism, texture, and design that they feel like a connection to another world. They invite you to carry a story—whether one of strength, balance, rebellion, guidance, or inner fire—right in your pocket.
If you’re drawn to dark fashion, medieval influences, or simply handcrafted metal accessories with personality, Midnight Forge is a collection worth watching. Each piece is limited, handmade, and waiting for someone to make it theirs.
