Snake Copper bracelet

Snake motif cuff. The winding band, about 2.75 in across.

Copper with accents. Topaz-colored stones set in the coils.

Magnetic band. Magnets seated along the cuff, honestly noted.

• Materials: copper cuff with topaz-colored accent stones and magnets; front approximately 2 3/4 in
• Magnet safety, said plainly: people with pacemakers, defibrillators, or other implanted medical devices should not wear magnetic jewelry; keep magnets away from such devices generally
• Copper note: bare copper can leave a harmless greenish mark on skin with wear, which washes off; that is the metal, not a flaw
• We make no therapeutic claims for magnets or copper
• SKU: JB6110

The snake is renewal's oldest emblem, the creature that sheds its skin whole and continues, wound through mythology from the Mediterranean's healing staffs to world-circling serpents of the north, and copper is folk custom's favorite conductive metal, worn at the wrist across centuries of tradition. This cuff joins the two: the serpent coiled in the old renewal sign, topaz-colored stones catching light along the winding. The magnets in the band come with the market's usual therapeutic claims, and we leave those off our label plainly, keeping only the safety note that matters. The cuff renews no one on its own, as we say plainly across the jewelry shelf; it wears the oldest emblem of starting again, in the metal folk custom always chose.

1. Open the cuff gently and seat it on the wrist.
2. Skip it entirely if you have an implanted medical device; the magnets require it.
3. Expect copper's harmless green kiss on skin with wear; it washes off.

• Snake Dragon Jade Bracelet, 8mm: the serpent in stone.
• Snake Prayer Poster: the emblem on the wall.
• Selenite Quartz Copper Bracelet: copper's other appearance on the shelf.

Is magnetic jewelry safe for everyone?

No, and we say it plainly: anyone with a pacemaker, defibrillator, or other implanted device should not wear magnetic jewelry.

Will copper turn my skin green?

It can, harmlessly: bare copper's natural reaction with skin, and it washes off.

What does the snake symbolize?

Renewal: the creature that sheds its skin whole, the oldest emblem of starting again.