Though beautiful on it's own, this rustic fold-formed copper cuff bracelet goes a step above the norm by adding a unique touch of inspiration in the form of the message, "I am enough", in tactile contracted Braille (Grade 2 Braille). A wonderful gift, especially for a blind or visually impaired person. Make a statement with this wearable art.
What does "I am enough" mean? For me, it means you are valuable and worthy just as you are and that you do not need to prove your worth to anyone else.
- Color: Raw copper finished with a weathered patina for a natural "seasoned" look. Hues of pink, gold, and red, with spatterings of black. It's crustiness has the appearance of having been dug from an archeological site. Sort of.
- Size: Medium. Should fit a wrist 6.25" - 6.75" in circumference. It also loosely fits on my 6" wrist, measurement taken between the wrist bone and hand. Refer to seventh photo for measurements.
- Length: 6-1/8 inches tip-to-tip before I formed it into the cuff shape. Width: Appx 1-1/2 inches
- The cuff opening on the back is 1-1/8 inch. That's the part that slides over the lower arm before positioning onto the wrist.
- Lightweight - weighing a bit more than one ounce.
- You may ever so gently bend the bracelet for a more comfortable fit. But, over-bending may break it, so be careful.
- The copper strip with Braille is tube-riveted onto the bracelet.
- Front and back surfaces coated with sealant to retard tarnish and protect skin
- Lovingly handcrafted and signed on the back by me, SWalle.
I hand-embossed the Braille using a Perkins Model 2 E-Z Read Slate and Stylus. The E-Z Read Slate creates Braille with dots that are spaced a tiny bit farther apart than Standard Braille, making it easier to read (especially on jewelry).
Click here for a similar "I am enough" Braille bracelet: https://www.wildgatherings.com/product/i-am-enough-braille-shiny-copper-cuff-bracelet
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