Band Copper Ring

There’s something about copper close to your fingers—the warmth settles in fast, and you stop noticing it’s there until you take it off.

I cut the three grooves by hand, one pass at a time, and set two magnets into the inner band the way I’ve always done it quietly, without fuss. People who work with their hands have worn copper rings for a long time.

I’m not the first to make them, and I won’t tell you why they keep wearing it.

This is one of the last rings I’ll make before I close my workshop. I hope it finds the right hand.

Material: 99.9% Pure Copper

Pure copper isn't magnetic. Most of the copper jewelry sold online is either plated (a thin copper coating over a cheaper metal like steel or brass) or alloyed with enough iron or nickel to make it feel magnetic — that's the quickest way to spot a fake.

The test is simple:

1. Grab any fridge magnet
2. Hold it against your cuff, ring, or necklace
3. If it sticks — even slightly — it isn't pure copper
4. If it doesn't stick, you're holding the real thing

Every piece I make is 99.9% pure copper — never plated, never alloyed with cheap metals. Run the test on yours the day it arrives. If it ever fails, I'll refund you immediately.

We offer FREE shipping. You will receive the Track & Trace code via email within 24 hours after placing your order.

30 Days money back guarantee
If you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can exchange or return it within 30 days of receipt. Products must be returned in their original condition with all tags attached and no signs of use. Before returning the goods, please contact us at: info@maeroseboutique.com