Studebaker Metals Pure Hand-Forged Lodge Cuff Copper Bracelet

From Pittsburgh, the "Steel City" on the East Coast of the United States, comes the artisan brand STUDEBAKER METALS, featured in the renowned fashion magazine SELECTISM! Product Name: Lodge Cuff (Hand-Forged Copper Bracelet - Polished Finish) Size: Available in four sizes: (S)15.2, (M)16.5, (L)17.8, (XL)19.1 (cm / CM), to fit various wrist thicknesses for men and women. (Each bracelet has approximately 6MM of flexibility to adjust to your wrist size. Please specify your size when ordering.) Introduction: The Lodge series copper bracelet from STUDEBAKER METALS is purely hand-forged. This series of bracelets is crafted using a rolling mill produced in 1874 by a Philadelphia company named Jacob Lodge & Sons, which gives the bracelet its unique rounded surface characteristic of this machine. The sides of the bracelet present a clean, elegant curve, embodying a minimalist functional beauty, perfect for styling or everyday wear. The polished copper surface will develop various oxidized patinas over time with wear and exposure to air. Of course, you can easily restore its luster with copper polish! Each finished product is stamped with the brand name STUDEBAKER and the place of origin, PITTSBURGH. (Wearing Instructions) When you receive the bracelet, you might find the opening quite small. However, by following the instructions below, you can easily put on and take off your bracelet. 1. Relax your wrist. 2. There's a softer spot on the inside of your wrist; this is the easiest place to slide the bracelet on and off. 3. If the bracelet opening is too small, you can gently pry it open a bit. 4. Once the bracelet is on, you can also press the opening slightly smaller. Material: High-quality American Copper Origin/Manufacturing Method: Founded by metalcraft artisan Michael Studebaker. Every morning, Michael arrives punctually at his studio in East Pittsburgh, has a few cups of coffee, and turns on the radio. He then begins his day's work... With his skilled hands and beloved tools, he designs and handcrafts each metal piece one by one. The only sounds echoing in the workshop are the repetitive strikes of his tools and the music and talk from the radio. He enjoys creating minimalist jewelry and everyday items from silver and copper, such as bracelets, tie clips, and keychains. Upon completion, he stamps each piece with his proud brand and city: Studebaker and Pittsburgh. https://youtu.be/ZYt2eA1nwno