Brides Mag Featured Textured Copper Anniversary Bangle in 4 Sizes

These bangles are #3 of 16 Best Copper Anniversary Gifts for Your Seventh Anniversary (and Beyond) as mentioned by Hillary Hoffower from BRIDES MAG for the 4th year in continuance A beautiful dramatic partially hammer patterned sparkly rose gold shimmer chic copper bangle that's said to be health beneficial to those with joint problems. It's a great jewelry piece that will spruce up any date-night outfit or office attire. Each bangle you order is handmade with a partially dramatic textured hammered pattern and flattened ends. The middle part of the bangle is polished and smooth. Each of the handcrafted bangles is formed, shaped, and sculpted by hand. The bangles are not completely round as I am shaping them by hand and the strength of my hands. After each bangle is polished in the tumbler they are waxed and polished again to prevent tarnishing. These bangles are now made is small, med, and large see the size chart. Buy one for a single statement as an arm bangle or multiples that interlock up to a set of five for a stacked look. I invite you to watch the video of the making of the bangles. To the article in Brides These are a favorite item to buy for your 7th Copper Anniversary. The listing is for one handmade bangle Order up to 7 bangles 10 gauge solid bare sturdy copper wire Decorative hammered dramatic 3-D pattern on flattened ends Each bangle is crafted by hand Dynamic design- stackable Sized for 4 wrist sizes Bangles are waxed and polished against tarnishing Made in Montana only by Alexa Martha FYI: How do I figure out my bangle size?Position your hand as if putting on a bangle. Do this by tucking your thumb into the palm of your hand. Wrap measuring tape around your knuckles to find the exact circumference of your hand. Use these measurements to discover your bangle size My bangles vary slightly in size, as I use hand tools and forge them into shape by eye, guided by muscle power, as you can see in the video I made. The use of copper in my work for my bracelets and such centers on reducing my joint pain and stiffness associated with rheumatoid arthritis. For believers as the artisan Alexa Martha Butler, herself is one, this translates into more freedom of movement and joint flexibility. Although worn on the wrist, the bare copper bracelets may be beneficial to stiff joints throughout the entire body. Copper is a metal that tarnishes naturally over time. After an Insider customer inquired if I could make a smaller bangle for a very small wrist, I made samples and added them to the XS Bangle listing