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Om Copper Bracelet | Two-Toned Cuff for Meditation
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- Primary Spiritual Use: Connection
- Secondary Spiritual Use: Enlightenment
- Material: Copper
- Element: Water
- Planet: Venus
- Zodiac: Taurus, Libra
- Chakra: Heart
- Ruling Day: Friday
- Tradition: Wiccan/eclectic
- Intent: Connection, Enlightenment
This is a two-toned copper cuff bracelet with a large Om symbol at the center and six smaller Om symbols around the band. Om is a sacred sound and symbol in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, and its meaning and practice are best learned from people who practice within those traditions.
The cuff measures 2¾ inches at its widest point, and the central Om measures 1 inch from top to bottom. It is a slip-on cuff with no clasp, made for wear through meditation, ritual work, and ordinary life.
At a glance
Key Features
The Om symbol on a copper cuff. AzureGreen calls Om "the peaceful symbol." The central Om is large enough to serve as a focal point during meditation and still suits everyday wear.
Two-toned copper. AzureGreen's photo shows a copper-toned center medallion with a raised Om, set on a gold-toned band stamped with the six smaller Om symbols. In Western alchemy and astrology, copper is the metal assigned to Venus.
Slip-on cuff, 2¾ inches at its widest. The cuff style needs no clasp and slips on over the wrist.
The particulars
Product Details
- Material: Copper (two-toned finish)
- Design: Central Om symbol; six smaller Om inscriptions around the band
- Size: 2¾ inches at the widest point; the central Om measures 1 inch from top to bottom
- Closure: Slip-on cuff
- Intended use: daily wear, meditation, ritual
The Spiritual Significance
AzureGreen describes Om as a peaceful symbol. Worn on the wrist, it stays in view through the day and not only in formal practice.
Copper is the metal assigned to Venus in Western alchemy and astrology. For practitioners who work with energy, the copper cuff serves as both a symbol and a physical anchor.
Wearing this bracelet consistently through meditation, yoga, and energy work builds an association between the physical sensation of the metal on the wrist and the quality of attention those practices call for. Over time, the sensation of the bracelet becomes a subtle anchor: a prompt to return to the breath, the mantra, or the present moment whenever the bracelet is noticed.
Step by step
How To Use
- Consecrate before first wear. Hold the bracelet in both hands, take three slow breaths, and speak your intention for wearing it.
- Wear during meditation and yoga. The Om symbol provides a visual focus for open-eye meditation; the physical sensation of the cuff supports sustained awareness during practice.
- Use as a touchstone throughout the day. When your attention scatters, touch the bracelet and return to your breath. Worn this way, a piece of jewelry is a sensory cue for the quality of awareness you are cultivating.
- Care for copper. Copper oxidizes over time and may develop a patina; it may also temporarily mark the skin with a greenish trace under certain body chemistry and temperature conditions. To maintain the finish, wipe occasionally with a soft cloth. Avoid contact with water, lotions, and harsh cleaning agents to slow tarnishing.
Good company
Pairs Well With
- Om Japa Mala, Garnet & Golden Rutile the mantra beads to match the cuff.
- Sonavi 7 Chakra Incense Sticks, 25g burn during meditation sessions where you work with Om; the incense creates a sensory boundary around the practice that the bracelet anchors at the body level.
- Om Incense Sticks by HEM, 20 Pack the syllable itself in fragrant form.
- Copper Heavy Bracelet a complementary copper piece without inscription for layered wrist wear.
History & Occult Background
Copper takes its name from Cyprus. The Romans called it aes Cyprium, later cuprum, after the island where much of it was mined. Cyprus was sacred to Aphrodite, whom the Romans called Venus, and of the seven metals known in antiquity, copper was the one assigned to Venus.
Before you buy
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this bracelet appropriate for practitioners who are not Hindu or from a South/Southeast Asian background?
Om is a sacred sound and symbol in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, so wear it with awareness of what it means to the people who hold it sacred. Its meaning and practice are best learned from people who practice within those traditions.
Will copper stain my skin?
Copper can temporarily leave a greenish mark on skin, particularly during physical activity or in humid conditions, or when the body's chemistry interacts with the metal. It washes off easily and is a known property of copper jewelry. Keeping the bracelet dry and clean minimizes this effect.
Does the bracelet fit most wrist sizes?
AzureGreen lists the cuff as 2¾ inches at its widest point and doesn't give a wrist-size range. It is a slip-on cuff with an open back.
How do I keep the copper from tarnishing?
Wipe occasionally with a soft dry cloth. Store away from moisture and humidity. Avoid contact with water, perfume, and cleaning products. Some practitioners embrace the natural patina that develops over time as part of the piece's character.
Can I use this alongside crystal jewelry?
Yes. Copper is generally considered compatible with most crystals in practice, and many wearers layer it freely with stone bracelets.
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