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A twisted cable finish gives these hoop earrings a striking look. Exude sophistication and style when you wear these handmade oval Copper Hoop Earrings. Fashioned from pure copper, these earrings are sure to guarantee attention. |
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Mar 12
Copper Cable Hoop Earrings
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Mar 12
50% Off Chased Disc Handmade Copper Earrings
Now thru 3/31/12, get 50% off our popular Handmade Chased Disc Copper Earrings.
Dare to be noticed with these bold and beautiful Chased Copper Disc Earrings. The copper discs flaunt a multidimensional chased finish.
Chased Copper Disc Earrings by San Francisco jewelry designer John S Brana
- Measures approximately 2 1/2″ L x 1″ W
- Sterling Silver Fishhook Earwires, for pierced ears only
- Protective coating applied to copper to resist tarnish
- Gift Boxed
Regular Price: $35.00
Special Offer: $17.50
Just go to our home page and join our E-Newsletter that appears on the hang tag. Your 50% off code will be emailed directly to you once you have opted in. *Offer applies to in-stock items only. This offer cannot be combined with any other offer including promotions, gift certificates, coupon codes or contest redemptions. Limit 5 per household. Not valid on previous orders. All sales final on discounted items – no returns. Promotion expires Saturday, March 31st, 2012 at 11:59 PM, PST.
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Feb 12
Your Questions About Copper Jewelry
Michael asks…
Copper jewelry?
So I want to find a really great, unique copper ring to have something inscribed on. I know exactly what I want, only problem is I don’t know anything about copper jewelry, do you? AND, I need to know a really great website or something to find copper rings on. Hopefully there are some experts out there stumbling across this!
Copper Jewelry answers:
Copper can turn your finger green/black depending on your body composition. In fact, the reason for tarnish in sterling silver jewelry is the low copper content added to silver for obtaining the desired properties, namely durability. That being said, Copper is a very important element in our body. When it comes to continuous exposure to copper (as in wearing a ring), one better make sure that the level of exposure is safe. Here’s a good resource to check: http://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/toxfaqs/tf.asp?id=205&tid=37
Tips: 1. You may dramatically slow down the corrosion process by covering the copper with lacquer. 2. Dipping copper objects in lemon salt solution turns it new.
Good luck in finding your copper ring!
