Copper Cuff

Each cuff is hand forged through rhythm and repetition, where every hammer strike leaves an indelible mark upon the copper. A tapestry of textured impressions catches the light from every angle, ensuring no two pieces are ever exactly alike. Naturally malleable, it gently shapes to fit almost any wrist.

Wrist Size

To effectively determine your wrist size, wrap a piece of string around your wrist, marking where both ends of the string meet. Lay the string flat against a tape measure or ruler to get your reading.

Texture

Each hammer strike creates a distinct visual language, changing the texture of the surface and how the copper catches and reflects light.

Lunar Surface – creates a softly dimpled surface with circular or oval craters.
Snake – faceted with a snake-like ridge weaving the length of the cuff.
Hammered – organic, irregular facets and grooves.
Meteor Shower – elongated facets flashing across the cuff.
Tree Bark – fine and deeply scored marks.

Reduced joint stiffness and discomfort, particularly in the hands and wrists.
Relief from arthritis symptoms, with many wearers believing copper supports everyday mobility.
A greater sense of grounding, helping restore balance amidst the pace of modern life.
Enhanced energetic flow, reflecting copper's remarkable ability to conduct energy.
A feeling of calm and clarity, making it a meaningful companion for meditation and intention.
A deeper connection to ancient wisdom, honouring traditions that have cherished copper for thousands of years.

Copper has a long history in traditional healing practices. While many people report positive experiences wearing copper, individual results vary and these experiences should not be considered medical advice.

All cuffs come polished

Bright, radiant and full of warmth, a polished finish allows the natural beauty of solid copper to shine. Light glides effortlessly across the facets and grooves, revealing rich coppery hues that evolve gracefully as the copper ages.

To maintain a polished finish

Clean with a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and salt, or lemon juice and salt. Fine-grain iodised or non-iodised table salt is suitable for removing tarnish.

Buff gently in a circular motion with a soft cloth, then rinse thoroughly with warm water and dry completely.

If you prefer a patina finish

Allow the copper to age naturally.

Rich with depth and character, a patina finish celebrates the passage of time. As the copper ages, it reveals earthy browns, burnished ambers and subtle shadows, giving every piece the appearance of an artefact already touched by history.