Copper & Sterling Silver Cuff • Mixed Metal Western Bracelet • Rustic Southwestern Jewelry
Copper & Sterling Silver Cuff • Mixed Metal Western Bracelet • Rustic Southwestern Jewelry
Description
Mixed Metal Copper & Sterling Silver Cuff • Rustic Western Bracelet
📸 Photos are enlarged to show detail. Please check measurements for accurate scale.
Warm copper and sterling silver come together in this rustic mixed-metal cuff, featuring alternating cupped and linear hand-worked patterns that create texture, contrast, and character. The sterling silver overlay is lightly oxidized where it matters, highlighting the details and creating a beautiful balance between bright silver and warm copper tones.
Rooted in traditional Western and Southwestern metalwork, this cuff combines warm copper and sterling silver in a design that feels timeless and easy to wear. The contrast between the metals, along with the lightly oxidized details, highlights the handcrafted textures and creates depth from every angle.
I give you the starter patina. Time and wear will do the rest.
🌵 Materials + Measurements
• Solid pure copper cuff base
• Solid .925 sterling silver accent overlay on raw copper
• Sterling alternating cupped and linear hand-worked design
• Light oxidation for depth and detail
• Width: approximately 3/8 inch
• Rustic, unisex, slightly adjustable
• Smooth edges for comfortable wear
📏 Sizing Options
Choose the size closest to your wrist measurement.
• Small: best for wrist sizes 6.25–6.75 inches • Medium: best for wrist sizes 7.00–7.75 inches • Large: best for wrist sizes 8.00–8.50 inches
If you're between sizes, choose the larger one. Standard cuff sizing includes a 1-inch opening. Minor adjustments are fine; repeated bending is not recommended.
🪶 Handmade Variation
Each cuff is individually handcrafted. Slight variations in texture, oxidation, and hammer marks are a natural part of the process and make each piece uniquely yours.
🔥 Copper & Sterling Care
The copper and sterling silver are intentionally oxidized to enhance the design details. Over time, both metals will develop additional character and patina from wear. That's part of the charm. I give it the starting story; the rest comes from wherever life takes it.
Description
Description
Mixed Metal Copper & Sterling Silver Cuff • Rustic Western Bracelet
📸 Photos are enlarged to show detail. Please check measurements for accurate scale.
Warm copper and sterling silver come together in this rustic mixed-metal cuff, featuring alternating cupped and linear hand-worked patterns that create texture, contrast, and character. The sterling silver overlay is lightly oxidized where it matters, highlighting the details and creating a beautiful balance between bright silver and warm copper tones.
Rooted in traditional Western and Southwestern metalwork, this cuff combines warm copper and sterling silver in a design that feels timeless and easy to wear. The contrast between the metals, along with the lightly oxidized details, highlights the handcrafted textures and creates depth from every angle.
I give you the starter patina. Time and wear will do the rest.
🌵 Materials + Measurements
• Solid pure copper cuff base
• Solid .925 sterling silver accent overlay on raw copper
• Sterling alternating cupped and linear hand-worked design
• Light oxidation for depth and detail
• Width: approximately 3/8 inch
• Rustic, unisex, slightly adjustable
• Smooth edges for comfortable wear
📏 Sizing Options
Choose the size closest to your wrist measurement.
• Small: best for wrist sizes 6.25–6.75 inches • Medium: best for wrist sizes 7.00–7.75 inches • Large: best for wrist sizes 8.00–8.50 inches
If you're between sizes, choose the larger one. Standard cuff sizing includes a 1-inch opening. Minor adjustments are fine; repeated bending is not recommended.
🪶 Handmade Variation
Each cuff is individually handcrafted. Slight variations in texture, oxidation, and hammer marks are a natural part of the process and make each piece uniquely yours.
🔥 Copper & Sterling Care
The copper and sterling silver are intentionally oxidized to enhance the design details. Over time, both metals will develop additional character and patina from wear. That's part of the charm. I give it the starting story; the rest comes from wherever life takes it.