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Wyrdhaven — Distressed Copper Knotwork Bracelet
Published: 2011-11-15 12:10:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 4062; Favourites: 153; Downloads: 47
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Carefully distressed copper has been carefully pierced in a bold design of Celtic Knotwork, and patinaed to show off it's texture.A wide yet lightweight cuff styled bracelet, this is fitted for a medium sized wrist, but flexible enough to work on a larger or smaller wrist.
$32 + $7 shipping to nearly anywhere.
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On Etsy, the listing is right here: [link]
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This is really nice! this actually inspired part of a weapon for a fanfiction that I'm writing.
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Sweet! Glad you like it.
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I am a big fan of copper bracelets. I would definitely wear this one! Gorgeous!
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Thanks! If you do want to wear this one, it's still up for sale on Etsy: [link]
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Thanks! Glad you like it!
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This is a beautiful bracelet. Think I might order one soon.
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This exact bracelet is still available: [link]
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Oooh! 
I might have to see how next week's finances work out.
Also, and completely unrelated, I notice you're only a couple hours' drive from me. I love when I run across other NC deviants.
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Question, do you seal the copper with anything after you have finished to prevent metal poisoning into the skin.
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No reason to, as copper is completely safe for your skin, so there isn't any "poison" involved.
It's a common misconception that the "green" you can get from copper is harmful. It's just copper oxide from a simple reaction with sweat or body oil, and can be washed off without any problem. Heavy "green" oxidization is more common for people with strongly acidic skin oils.
"Sealing" copper is only possible with coating that will eventually peel, chip, scratch or flake off, or waxes that can stain clothing and I refuse to set my customers up for that sort of mess and disappointment.
If you have problems with your skin causing excessive oxidization of copper jewelry, I can make most of my copper designs in Sterling Silver.
Some cheap costume jewelry that is silver or rhodium plated nickle or base metal blends can cause a similar reaction when skin oils break down the more soluble base metals, but that often causes a rash, itching or irritation. It's pretty easy to tell the difference, and unless someone has a copper allergy, copper oxidization isn't harmful at all.
All of the copper and silver I use is pure and free of nickel, lead, cadmium or other weird additives.
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Oh that is good to know, thank you so much for all the information.
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Really pretty and so transparent, must look beautiful when worn!
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There's actually a photo of it on my wrist on it's etsy listing, here: [link]
Glad ya like it!
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Now that's pretty!! 
and I certainly agree with Marion
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Nicely done. You would have done well in any of the ancient centers of commerce.
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Aww. Thanks!
Gotta admit, the idea appeals to me...until I remember how much I like hot running water and internet. 
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