Heavyweight Concrete Bracelet
A love note is the perfect way to say I love you. A love note engraved on this rugged, heavyweight concrete finish copper cuff bracelet? Perfect! This will be the bracelet that becomes a treasured family heirloom.
Measurements:
3/8” wide
1/8” thick
Custom made, available in whatever size you need
How to determine your size:
The 6 inch bracelet is a 6 inch length of copper with a 1 inch opening. This size will fit a wide range of wrists, from 5 1/2 inches up to 7 inches.
The 7 inch bracelet is a 7 inch length of copper, with a 1 inch opening. This size will fit wrists from 7 inches up to 8 1/2 inches.
Measuring for your size:
There are several ways to measure your wrist.
First: Use a flexible tape measure and measure around your wrist at the spot where you prefer your bracelets to sit. If it measures between 5 1/2 and 7 inches, choose the 6 inch bracelet. If your wrist measures over 7 inches, choose the 7 inch bracelet. There is wiggle room in the sizing. You can go bigger or smaller depending on if you like a looser or tighter bracelet.
If you don’t have a tape measure but do have a ruler, wrap a strip of paper around your wrist and mark off the length. Check the size against a ruler.
Caring for your copper jewelry:
Tarnish and discoloration is a normal part of copper jewelry and is to be expected. Periodically you should wash your copper jewelry in warm soapy water, making sure to dry it thoroughly with a soft cloth. In between washing, buff it with a polishing cloth to help keep the tarnish down. When you aren’t wearing your piece, store it in the box it came in, or in a closed plastic zip bag to keep the tarnish to a minimum.
Inscription:
I can do the inscription on both the inside and the outside but to be honest, it looks and works best if it is just on the inside. Totally up to you if you have a lot to say!
Skin effect:
Copper will turn some peoples skin green. It isn’t harmful, and it is very normal and it washes off with soap and water.
How to wear a cuff bracelet:
watch this video for the absolute best technique:
