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Dear friends, For 4,000 years, women wore copper every single day — and not because it was beautiful. The Egyptians pressed it against wounds. Roman soldiers wrapped it around their joints before battle. Women in India have been drinking from copper cups since before the Bible was written — they still do. Three continents. Four thousand years. Same metal. Same reason. They didn't wear it for decoration. They wore it because it did something. Then somewhere in the last seventy years, stainless steel took over the jewelry industry — and copper, the metal worn on human skin longer than any other, quietly disappeared from daily life. Most women never noticed. I did. My name is Vera. I've been hand-hammering 99.9% pure copper in my workshop in Sedona, Arizona since 1984. Same metal the Egyptians used. Same metal Roman soldiers wore. Made the way it was made for four thousand years. This spring, I'm doing something I've never done before. Choose 3 of my hand-hammered pieces — $99.95, free shipping included. I hammer two pieces a day. When the bundle sells out, you wait until I make more. — Vera