Frost Silver
Titanium left exactly as it is. No color added, just bare metal and its ice crystal surface, like frost settling on cold silver.
Shop Frost SilverSolid Titanium · 58mm · 18g
Six finishes grown into the metal
A vacuum sinter well above 1,000°C frosts solid titanium with crystals, then five of the six are anodized until the metal's own oxide film throws color. No paint, no dye, no coating over steel — and the pattern falls differently every time, so no two baskets match.
The six finishes
Titanium left exactly as it is. No color added, just bare metal and its ice crystal surface, like frost settling on cold silver.
Shop Frost SilverNamed for the shepherd of a 17th-century French novel who wore pale green ribbons. On titanium it moves between green and teal as the light shifts.
Shop CeladonThe blue of deep water at night, running from deep blue at the rim to pale crystal blue across the bed, the way light fades as water gets deeper.
Shop Abyss IndigoThe color of a fire after the flame has gone: rose pink warming into copper toward the rim, like the glow that stays in the coals.
Shop Ember RoseOchre is the earth pigment people have ground into color for tens of thousands of years. Here it runs bright gold in the bed and olive gold at the rim.
Shop Ochre GoldTyrian purple, pressed from sea snails and worth more than gold, was the color Roman emperors wore. Our take in titanium: vivid magenta violet with silver crystal flecks.
Shop Imperial VioletFit
Every finish is the same measured basket: 18g dose, 26mm height, 58.8mm inner body, 70mm flange. Takes a standard 58.5mm tamper and puck screen, and sits in spouted and bottomless portafilters alike. Fits most E61 portafilters and Breville 58mm (Dual Boiler, Oracle) — not 54mm Breville models.
Care
Rinse and wipe after use, and knock the puck out against a bar. Avoid long soaks in backflush powder or citric acid, which can shift the titanium's color. Its name is laser-marked on one side, CREAMORE on the other.