Weaving Patina Copper Choker

Made of recycling weaving metal, airy and fun to wear year-round. Weaved from pure copper or German silver to a wide choker, solder at the ends. Lightweight!

Adds beautiful Turquoise,green-brown, purple & green patina to a casual choker wear everyday look. Finished with wax-coated to prevent oxidation.

Measures approx 15 " in Length approx. 1.3" width. Hypoallergenic and nickel free.

Verdigris Copper Leaves Earrings

Long leaves dangling earrings. These handcrafted earrings feature the shape of long leaves with folding the metal in the middle, then twist and form to leaf shape. The Verdigris patina is a natural process that applies to touse earrings. Protective coating applied to copper to resist tarnish. Recycled copper used. Lightweight earrings. The long side of the earrings is hanging approx. 3 inches (not including the french wire hooks) the short side is 0.8 inches.

Nickle free/Lead-free

Wearing copper for a medicinal benefit has a long history, all the way back to ancient Egypt reports the "Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine." For those who advocate the use of copper, proposed benefits focus on reducing joint inflammation and easing pain. You may be pleasantly surprised.

About the Designer - Nurit Niskala

My creations are inspired by my heritage. I learned much of my early jewelry making techniques from my father, who made Jewelry in an old fashion way, combining elements and raw materials from the earth. In my studio I use low-tech tools and my hands, utilizing the traditional fabrication techniques of sawing, forging, forming, soldering and polishing to transform the materials into a finished piece. I also like to combine natural genuine stones.

After NDE I started working professionally in the jewelry business around three decades ago, but have always been exposed to the art to wear of making a piece of jewelry. My jewelry is handcrafted one piece at a time or in limited series, no two are exactly alike.

https://www.nuritniskala.com/

Item will be shipped to the winning bidder within the continental United States. Not including AK and HI.