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Sterling Silver Overlay Copper Cuff Bracelet: Torn Edge Crinkled Statement Bangle

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Sterling Overlay Copper Cuff Bracelet: Torn Edge Crinkled Design, Statement Cuff


  • Sizing : 7" Long x 1.5 Wide
  • Torn edges: 1.25 W - 1" opening - Adjustable
  • Material: High-Polished Solid Copper with Sterling Silver Overlay

NOTE: Base metal is solid copper. Beautiful crumpled wide silver cuff with 'torn' edging. These are sturdy but adjustable. Suitable for most average wrist sizes. Sealed with high tech E-Coating, which will protect the cuff from oxidation, providing long-lasting wear & durability.


What Is E-Coating and How Does It Work?

E-coating is a high-tech process that involves the application of a thin, transparent layer of resin onto the surface of jewelry. This layer is durable and long-lasting in order to protect the jewelry from water, sweat, and other liquids that may cause damage. The process of transparent e-coating involves several steps, including surface preparation, the e-coating itself, and a final post-processing phase. Pieces are placed into a special chamber where they’re coated with a thin layer of resin using a process known as electrode position. The final post-processing step involves curing the coating to ensure that it is fully bonded to the surface of the jewelry.