Be Fearless, wide brass cuff with hammered edge
$36.00
In block lettering I have hand stamped the message 'BE FEARLESS' along the top of this cuff. It is a bold cuff with a bold message :) A hammered texture accents the edge to reflect light from different angles.
This cuff is made out of a hefty piece of brass. It is about 10mm wide and has a substantial weight. The metal strip is 6" end to end, and there is about a 1" gap between the ends.
Brass is similar to copper, in that it oxidizes at very fast rate. When you receive it, it will be a shiny gold color as pictured, however as you wear it it will darken to a shade of brown. If your body has a high acidity level, or you are sweating a lot, you will see a green mark on your skin. This mark is harmless and will easily wash off with soap and water. If you want to protect against this skin reaction, use clear fingernail polish to seal the underside of the bracelet and prevent the metal from being in direct contact with your skin. Brass can be polished with a polishing cloth or metal cleaner.
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Did you know?
The most common way to damage a cuff is to repeatedly bend the metal back and forth in the same spot (which creates a line of stress which will eventually crack.) If you need to form the bracelet to your wrist, try to distribute the stress by bracing the cuff with your thumbs on the inside.
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This cuff is made out of a hefty piece of brass. It is about 10mm wide and has a substantial weight. The metal strip is 6" end to end, and there is about a 1" gap between the ends.
Brass is similar to copper, in that it oxidizes at very fast rate. When you receive it, it will be a shiny gold color as pictured, however as you wear it it will darken to a shade of brown. If your body has a high acidity level, or you are sweating a lot, you will see a green mark on your skin. This mark is harmless and will easily wash off with soap and water. If you want to protect against this skin reaction, use clear fingernail polish to seal the underside of the bracelet and prevent the metal from being in direct contact with your skin. Brass can be polished with a polishing cloth or metal cleaner.
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Did you know?
The most common way to damage a cuff is to repeatedly bend the metal back and forth in the same spot (which creates a line of stress which will eventually crack.) If you need to form the bracelet to your wrist, try to distribute the stress by bracing the cuff with your thumbs on the inside.
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