BORO

Heritage

People have cherished copper for centuries - for its beauty, its history, and the stories the material carries. For centuries, copper has been a symbol of vitality, balance, and protection. Some wear it in hopes of inviting healing circulation, grounding energy, and emotional harmony; others simply because it's attractive to the eye.

Hue

Copper loves to leave a mark sometimes - it is a harmless green tint that says, “I’m real metal.” The amount of hue depends on your body's chemistry and how much moisture your piece is exposed to. Clean skin + dry cuff = less color. Over time, your cuff may darken to a pretty patina. If you prefer the shiny “new” look, see how to reverse the oxidization process below.

Care Tips

Take off your cuff before swimming or showering to keep it shiny. Brighten it whenever you wish by submerging it in a mixture of white vinegar and sea salt. Rinse with cool water and dry with a cloth. If your cuff looks matte orange afterwards, don't fret - use a medium fine buffer block to fully restore the shine. Or embrace the adventure and let it naturally age into a one-of-a-kind patina. The choice is yours...