The Heritage Copper Bracelet brings together traditional Nepali metalworking and a simple open-cuff form. Each bracelet is individually hammered by hand, creating subtle differences in its surface, tone and finish.
The result is a Heritage copper cuff made in Nepal with the visible character of artisan metalwork. Its warm copper colour and antique finish allow it to be worn alone or alongside other understated jewellery.
This Nepali handmade copper bracelet is produced with the help of skilled artisans in Kathmandu. Traditional metalworking techniques are used to shape and finish the solid copper band by hand.
Because the hammering and shaping are completed individually, no two bracelets will look completely identical. Small differences in surface markings, tone and finish are expected characteristics of the handmade process./p>
Product: Heritage Copper Bracelet.
Product Type: Open copper cuff bracelet.
Material: Solid copper.
Construction: Individually hand-hammered.
Finish: Antique finish.
Fit: Adjustable open cuff.
Sizing: Described as suitable for most wrists.
Origin: Kathmandu, Nepal.
Made By: Skilled artisans from Nepal.
Wear: Lightweight and suitable for everyday styling.
Product Character: Handmade differences in surface and finish may occur.
The solid copper open cuff bracelet can be gently adjusted to suit most wrists. Its open form makes it easier to put on and remove than a closed bangle.
Adjustment should be gradual and gentle. Repeatedly bending or forcing the copper band may affect its shape over time.
Each traditional handmade copper wrist cuff is formed and hand-hammered by skilled artisans. The hammering process creates the bracelet’s textured surface and contributes to its antique appearance.
These small irregularities are part of the craftsmanship rather than manufacturing defects. They distinguish each copper cuff from a uniformly machine-finished accessory.
Solid copper naturally reacts to air, moisture and regular handling. As a result, the bracelet may gradually darken or develop a patina.
Some wearers choose to retain this aged appearance because it adds to the character of the copper jewellery. If a brighter finish is preferred, the bracelet can be polished carefully using an appropriate jewellery cloth or copper cleaner.
Product: Heritage Copper Bracelet – Hand-Hammered Cuff from Nepal
Material: Solid copper
Finish: Hand-hammered antique finish
Bracelet Type: Adjustable open cuff
Fit: Designed to fit most wrists
Technique: Traditional metalworking and hand hammering
Origin: Nepal
Artisan Location: Kathmandu, Nepal
Handmade: Yes
Included Quantity: 1 bracelet
Orders are processed within 1–2 business days and ship from the USA. Domestic orders are sent through USPS and typically arrive within 1–3 business days after dispatch.
Shipping is available within the United States and to select international destinations. International delivery times and customs arrangements vary by destination.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery when the bracelet is unused and in its original condition. Customers are responsible for return shipping unless the item arrives damaged or defective. Approved refunds are issued to the original payment method within 5–10 business days.
Yes. The bracelet is made from solid copper. The available product information does not identify it as pure copper, so no specific copper grade or purity is claimed.
It is handmade with the help of skilled artisans in Kathmandu, Nepal, using traditional metalworking techniques.
Yes. Its open-cuff design can be adjusted gently and is described as fitting most wrists. Avoid repeatedly bending or forcing the bracelet.
No. Each bracelet is individually hand-hammered, so subtle differences in surface markings, tone, shaping and finish are expected.
Natural copper may gradually darken and develop a patina through exposure to air, moisture and regular handling. This is a normal characteristic of copper.
Wipe it with a soft, dry cloth after use. If you prefer a brighter finish, polish it carefully with an appropriate jewellery cloth or copper cleaner.
It is best to remove the bracelet before bathing, swimming or prolonged contact with water. Keep it away from lotions and harsh chemicals.
No. It is offered as handcrafted copper jewellery and is not presented as a medical device or treatment.
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