In 10th century Russia, Christian monks used religious iconographic art to visually teach the mysteries of the Holy Trinity to the country’s people. Icons were stunning works, which combined painting and a variety of shiny metals. Today, 1,000 years later we are still inspired by this merging of the metallic to produce beauty.

Pure Copper – The red/pink-ish metal found in many of our bracelets.

Jewelers’ Brass – The golden metal we use is an alloy (mixture of metals) containing approximately 85% pure copper and 15% zinc, another essential trace mineral for the human body.

German Silver – German Silver is the primary white metal we use. It is an alloy of 65% pure copper mixed with zinc and nickel.

Small - For wrists up to 6" in diameter
* Common children’s size, & for a petite size wrist…

Medium - For wrists 6" to 7" in diameter
* For most Women, and some Men of medium build...

Large - For wrists 7" to 8" in diameter 
* Most common Men’s size, & also for a more voluptuous lady.

X-Large - For an 8"+ diameter wrist 

When you have the bracelet on, there will be a gap between the two metal ends. This gap should be approximately 1” wide… (between .75” & 1.25”)
- If the gap is wider, you may consider choosing a larger bracelet.
- If the gap is narrower, than consider choosing a smaller size bracelet.