Some pieces are quiet about what they do. This is one of them. Smooth and close to the skin, polished rose copper with two ball ends that sit just at the pulse points of the wrist. It's a simple shape. Simple shapes are the hardest to get right. I form the band by hand and polish it in stages - each pass slower than the last until the surface holds light the way I want it to. The ball terminals are shaped separately, fitted last. There's nothing to hide behind on a piece this clean, so everything has to be right. The wrist is where people have worn copper longest. Close to the pulse, close to the surface. People who try it tend to keep it on. I've never needed to say more than that. It's the kind of bracelet that disappears into a day and comes off at night feeling like something's missing. I hope it finds a wrist that needs it. Material: 99.9% Pure Copper Size: 175 × 8 × 2 mm
