There's something timeless about a spiral.
 
For centuries, it has symbolized growth, new beginnings, and the winding path each of us follows through life. At the heart of your handcrafted bracelet, a hammered copper spiral gives the piece its rustic character, while the interwoven wire creates a design that is both remarkably flexible and wonderfully strong.
 
Rich matte blue Sodalite beads weave their way through the warm copper, creating a striking contrast inspired by the colours of stone and earth.
 
Often associated with clarity, intuition, and self-expression, Sodalite can be a comforting companion when you're looking to quiet a busy mind, trust your instincts, or find the confidence to speak your truth.
 
Your bracelet fastens with a handcrafted copper hook and hammered loop, designed to be secure, durable, and easy to wear every day.
 
Whether you're drawn to the symbolism of the spiral, the beauty of Sodalite, or simply love artisan copper jewelry, this one-of-a-kind bracelet is ready to become part of your own story.
 
This bracelet fits a wrist measuring 7 inches. 
 
If you fall in love with this bracelet? There is a matching set of earrings as well.  
 
How to measure your wrist:  A fabric measuring tape is best, but if you don't have one, use a piece of string or cord.  Go around the widest part of your wrist where you naturally would wear a bracelet, but keep the string loose.  Gemstones can be large and will need a little extra space, so when you place the string down to measure on a ruler, add a bit of length - about 1/4 inch. 
 
A note about copper jewelry: 
We all react differently to wearing copper metals.  Even though this is a coated copper wire, it may tarnish over time to a beautiful, darker patina.  Please avoid swimming pools and bathing while wearing copper to slow down the oxidation process and store your copper jewelry in a dry location.  
 
I choose to let copper age naturally, allowing it to develop its own unique character over time. As it’s exposed to air, moisture, and the oils from your skin, copper will gradually darken and form a natural patina. 
 
This slow transformation is part of its beauty, telling the story of how it’s been worn and loved.
 
I don’t use harsh chemicals like liver of sulphur to artificially speed up this process, because I believe in letting each piece evolve in its own time. If you prefer the brighter copper glow, you can gently polish it with a soft cloth or a jewelry-safe polishing pad to restore its shine. Whether you embrace the rustic charm of aged copper or like to keep it gleaming, your jewelry is meant to be enjoyed your way.