Copper Magnetic Adjustable Ring, Assorted

Pure copper band. Solid copper rather than plate, which means real Venus-metal lore, honest weight, and a surface that warms and deepens the longer you wear it.

Inset magnets. Magnets carry the same symbolic current as the lodestone of Hoodoo and folk practice: the material that draws, making this a natural ring for attraction-minded intention work.

Adjustable, assorted styles. The open band adjusts to fit most fingers, and styles are our choice from varied stock, so each ring is one of a kind at the same everyday price.

• Material: pure copper with inset magnets
• Fit: adjustable open band
• Style: assorted; each ring varies
• Sold separately
• SKU: JRMCOP

Two threads of lore meet in this ring. Copper, catalogued by Scott Cunningham under Venus and the element of Water, is the traditional metal of love, harmony, and receptive energy, worn for centuries to keep those currents close. Magnetism carries its own older reputation: the natural lodestone is one of folk magic's great drawing curios, kept in mojo bags and dressed on altars to pull love, money, and luck toward its keeper. A magnetic ring borrows that symbolism in wearable form, attraction you can put on in the morning.

One honest note: magnetic jewelry also carries a modern folk-wellness reputation, and as with copper's, studies have not borne out medical effects. We sell this as jewelry and a symbolic tool, and it earns its keep on those terms, a daily, physical reminder that what you focus on, you draw toward.

1. Cleanse it with smoke or moonlight on arrival, then hold it and name what you intend to draw: love, opportunity, connection, or custom of your own.
2. Wear it daily, and let the small weight of it act as the reminder; a touch of the band renews the intention in any moment.
3. For focused drawing work, wear it while dressing a candle or writing a petition, letting the magnet stand as the working's symbol of pull.
4. Adjust gently and sparingly; open copper bands fatigue if bent back and forth often, so find your fit and let it be.

Re-charge it at the new moon or whenever your aim changes. Attraction work likes a clear target.

• Heavy Copper Chain Bracelet, 1/2" Links: the wrist-scale companion in the same solid metal, for wearing Venus's current in force.
• Copper Magnetic Snake Bracelet: the same copper-plus-magnets idea in serpent form, a natural matched set with this ring.
• Red Lodestone: the original drawing curio; keep one on the altar while the ring carries the same symbolism through your day.
• Faceted Hematite Magnetic Rings, Set of 50: the grounding counterpart in bulk, handy for gifting, group work, or spell components.
• Copper Heavy Necklace, 24 Inches: heavy-link copper for the throat, completing the set for dedicated wearers of the metal.

Will I get the exact ring pictured?

Not necessarily. Rings are chosen from assorted styles, so the band design of yours may differ from the photo. Every ring is pure copper with magnets and adjustable; the styling is the variable, and the surprise is part of the format.

Do magnetic rings have health benefits?

Magnetic and copper jewelry both carry long folk-wellness reputations, and we respect the tradition while being straight with you: research has not shown medical effects, and this is sold as jewelry and a symbolic tool, not a treatment. For health matters, see your doctor.

How adjustable is it?

The open band flexes to fit most finger sizes with a gentle squeeze or spread. Adjust it slowly and only as needed; repeated re-bending fatigues any solid copper band over time.

Will it turn my finger green?

Pure copper can leave a harmless green trace where it meets skin oils and sweat, and it washes off with soap and water. A little looseness, and removing it for dishes and workouts, keeps it minimal.

Why pair magnets with attraction work?

Because folk magic got there first: the lodestone, a naturally magnetic stone, has been worked for generations in Hoodoo and broader practice as the classic drawing curio. A magnet does physically what the working intends symbolically, which makes it one of the most intuitive talismans there is.