Trefoil Copper Bracelet
We want to ensure that you get the perfect fit for your copper bangle or cuff. Here's our step-by-step guide to help you measure your wrist accurately:
Materials Needed
- Soft measuring tape (flexible)
- A piece of string or thread (if you don't have a soft measuring tape)
- Ruler or straight measuring tape
- Pen and paper
Instructions
- Prepare your Wrist: Your wrist should be in its natural state - don't puff it up or press it down.
- Measure your Wrist: Using a soft measuring tape, wrap it around your wrist where you'd wear the bangle. Ensure it's neither too tight nor too loose. If you're without a soft measuring tape, use a piece of string or thread and measure it against a ruler.
- Record the Measurement: Note down the point on the tape where it meets the 0, as this is your wrist measurement. If you're using string, mark where the string overlaps, straighten it out, and then measure against a ruler.
- Note the Measurement: Record your measurement in both inches and centimeters, for convenience when comparing to the size chart.
- Consider the Bracelet Size: As our copper bracelets come with a typical gap of 2cm, it's best to choose a bracelet size that's approximately 1-2cm smaller than your wrist size. This will ensure a snug, comfortable fit.
- Comfort is Key: Everyone has a different preference for how they want their bangle to fit, so it's crucial to consider your comfort. If you prefer a looser fit, consider a slightly larger size.
Special Note for Copper Cuff Bracelets: Our copper cuff bracelets are available in sizes ranging from 14cm to 19cm. Larger sizes are typically suitable for most men, while smaller sizes may be better for those with slender wrists. While these bracelets are moldable, please be cautious when adjusting them to prevent damage. Copper's soft nature means that frequent bending or repeatedly putting on and taking off the bracelet may weaken it over time. Avoid bending the ends where the magnets are housed to prevent damage to the magnet-bonding. For a long-lasting accessory, it's best to set the bracelet to your size and then wear it continuously.
We hope this guide helps you find the perfect fit for your copper bangle or cuff. We aim for your utmost satisfaction and comfort.
- Free shipping in Ireland
- In stock, ready to ship
Simple. Effective. Stylish
This eye-catching Irish design Magnetic Copper Bracelet made out of high quality copper stands out with its attractive celtic design.
Contains Copper and Magnets
Band Width: 13mm
- 99.9% pure Copper
- 3000 gauss Neodymium Magnets
Our copper bracelets and rings are designed to be worn continuously to maximise their benefits. If your bracelet becomes scratched or blemished, don't worry! These marks can easily be removed with a polishing cloth, brass polish, or by rubbing the bracelet with a mixture of lemon or lime rind and ashes.
We recommend avoiding frequent removal of your copper bracelet, as copper is a soft metal and repeated bending can weaken its integrity over time. Keep your bracelet on for a longer lifespan and better results.
It's also important to remember that copper jewellery, including our copper magnetic bracelets, may cause a green or black colouration on your skin and on the copper parts in contact with your skin. This is a natural oxidation process and completely normal. The colouration will typically wash off with soap and water, so there's no need to worry if you notice this happening.
Embrace the unique properties of copper and enjoy the beauty and benefits it brings to your wellbeing.
Size guide
We want to ensure that you get the perfect fit for your copper bangle or cuff. Here's our step-by-step guide to help you measure your wrist accurately:
Materials Needed
- Soft measuring tape (flexible)
- A piece of string or thread (if you don't have a soft measuring tape)
- Ruler or straight measuring tape
- Pen and paper
Instructions
- Prepare your Wrist: Your wrist should be in its natural state - don't puff it up or press it down.
- Measure your Wrist: Using a soft measuring tape, wrap it around your wrist where you'd wear the bangle. Ensure it's neither too tight nor too loose. If you're without a soft measuring tape, use a piece of string or thread and measure it against a ruler.
- Record the Measurement: Note down the point on the tape where it meets the 0, as this is your wrist measurement. If you're using string, mark where the string overlaps, straighten it out, and then measure against a ruler.
- Note the Measurement: Record your measurement in both inches and centimeters, for convenience when comparing to the size chart.
- Consider the Bracelet Size: As our copper bracelets come with a typical gap of 2cm, it's best to choose a bracelet size that's approximately 1-2cm smaller than your wrist size. This will ensure a snug, comfortable fit.
- Comfort is Key: Everyone has a different preference for how they want their bangle to fit, so it's crucial to consider your comfort. If you prefer a looser fit, consider a slightly larger size.
Special Note for Copper Cuff Bracelets: Our copper cuff bracelets are available in sizes ranging from 14cm to 19cm. Larger sizes are typically suitable for most men, while smaller sizes may be better for those with slender wrists. While these bracelets are moldable, please be cautious when adjusting them to prevent damage. Copper's soft nature means that frequent bending or repeatedly putting on and taking off the bracelet may weaken it over time. Avoid bending the ends where the magnets are housed to prevent damage to the magnet-bonding. For a long-lasting accessory, it's best to set the bracelet to your size and then wear it continuously.
We hope this guide helps you find the perfect fit for your copper bangle or cuff. We aim for your utmost satisfaction and comfort.
Free shipping on all orders in the Republic of Ireland.
Usually dispatched in 1-3 working days. We use An Post for all deliveries. An Post usually deliver in 1-3 working days within Ireland. A tracking number will be sent to you for all orders over €35.
Do NOT use magnetic products if you have a pacemaker, electric implants or insulin pumps.
Pregnant women are advised against wearing magnets.
