Ring BRIGHTON, solid copper, hand made by Munich artist. 6 mm wide. Free shipping, U51

The copper ring BRIGHTON is handmade by a Munich artist. . It is an impressive 6 mm wide, 1.6 mm thick and weighs approximately 5 grams.

BRIGHTON scores with its simple appearance. The width and its warm shine make it an eye-catcher, the clear forging traces a unique specimen.
It is made of 6 mm thick copper wire, which is rolled flat and forged into a ring shape. The barely visible joint is - technically speaking - TIG welded - finely ground and polished.It has carefully smoothed edges and does not wear. If it is too small, we can widen it by up to two sizes free of charge.

The ring is extremely stable and robust. It adorns men's hands (and then looks rustic), as well as women's fingers. There it is a stylish accessory . BRIGHTON is one of our best-selling rings because it is so uncomplicated and takes everything. Washing hands 10 times a day, showering, digging the garden - no problem. Often bought in doubles as a friendship or engagement ring, it is a special gift for the "copper wedding". It is celebrated when husband and wife have successfully survived the "darn 7th year".

The ring BRIGHTON is only one example from our copper bracelet store. Here you will find more rings, earrings and a wide selection of unusual bracelets. All made of solid copper and in three sizes. Let us surprise you.
The artist gets to work only after receipt of your order and makes your piece of jewelry with great care in pure handwork. On request also made to measure. Additional costs do not arise. Even after more than 50 years of work, he still pursues his handiwork with passion.

Another good news: We ship worldwide free of charge.
To the USA and Canada the journey takes up to ten days, to Australia, New Zealand or Asian countries the bracelet is on the way according to experience 2- 4 weeks.

If this takes too long for you, we also ship by express (with dpd or UPS). Within Germany the package will be there 24 hours later. For this we charge 5 Euro plus.
Overseas, the express shipping is unfortunately expensive: We charge 30 euros for it. Sounds like a lot, but it only covers about 2/3 of the actual costs. The "rest" we take over.
Examples for express delivery times: San Francisco: 4 days, Sydney: 7 days.

How can you determine the ring size?
We make our rings in 12 different sizes.
If you don't have a ring gauge handy, take an existing ring that fits snugly on your desired finger and measure the inside diameter to the nearest millimeter. If you are not sure, ask a jeweler in your city, he has appropriate equipment, or write to us, then we will send you a ring measurement card.

We will make your ring in 0.5mm increments in any size you specify. Most of the time one of the 12 standard sizes we offer in our store will fit.

If your jewelry does not fit perfectly, we will of course exchange it for a slightly larger or smaller version. There will be no additional costs. And if you do not like your new companion at all, you will of course get the purchase price back.

Care of your copper ring:
Our jewelry is made of pure copper and not surface treated. Like silver and brass, copper will darken if you do not wear the ring or bracelet for a long time. But you can clean both without any problems: with a paste for silver and brass care and a soft cloth - or with a toothbrush and toothpaste. This actually works!

Copper - an ancient therapeutic agent
Have you ever wondered why golfers and tennis players often wear copper bracelets? This metal, which is so kind to the skin, has been attributed a positive effect on the organism for 4,000 years. At that time, the ancient Egyptians mixed copper shavings with cow fat and honey, and used them to heal wounds. In direct contact with the skin, the antibacterial metal diffuses through the skin in minute quantities and enters the bloodstream. Even though this has not been scientifically proven, many people report that copper jewelry helps them with inflammation, muscle tension, joint pain, so-called "tennis elbow" or rheumatic complaints.

PS: Is sustainability an issue for you? Then you will be thrilled by copper. Hardly anyone knows that more than 80 percent of the copper ever mined is still in circulation today. The pharaohs gave the metal the "ankh symbol". It means "eternal life." A fitting name, because the metal can be recycled without restriction. It can be remelted any number of times. Somewhere in the world, therefore, there is certainly still copper, which was already in use in ancient Egypt. Maybe also in your bracelet?

PSS: And if you are also interested in what TIG welding means - Wikipedia knows: This technique belongs to the group of fusion welding processes in which the welding current can be directed particularly precisely. The result: extremely clean processing and perfect seam quality.
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