Copper Anklets and Armlets

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Pure Copper Anklets & Armlets Online in India Solid, unplated copper anklets that also open out to be worn as an armlet or a kada — handcrafted, adjustable and unisex. Copper ( tamba ) has been worn against the skin in Ayurvedic tradition for generations. These are traditional and decorative pieces, not medical devices: controlled trials on copper jewellery have generally not found a measurable effect on joint pain, so wear one for the tradition and the look, and see a doctor about treating a condition. What to check before buying Solid, not plated. Unplated copper darkens into a patina over time — that is ordinary oxidation and a sign the metal is genuine. Plated brass stays bright and eventually flakes. Size. Measure around the narrowest part of the ankle with a string and add about 1cm. Both pieces here come in Small and Big and ease open by hand — set the fit once rather than bending repeatedly. Green marks where copper meets sweat are harmless and wash off with soap and water. Cleaning. Half a lemon dipped in salt, or a little tamarind paste, then rinse and dry. No steel wool or harsh polish. Frequently asked questions Can the same piece be worn as an anklet and an armlet? Yes. Both designs here are dual-wear — they open enough to sit on the ankle, upper arm or wrist. Is this solid copper or plated? Solid, unplated copper. No plating and no mixed-alloy coating. Do copper anklets cure joint pain? No. Controlled trials on copper jewellery have generally not found a measurable effect on joint pain. Wear one for the tradition, not as treatment. Which size should I order? Measure around the narrowest part of the ankle with a string and add about 1cm, then pick Small or Big. Both are adjustable within their range. Will it turn my skin green? It can. The mark is copper reacting with sweat and skin oils — harmless, and it washes off. Which foot should a copper anklet be worn on? Tradition often puts it on the left, but there is no rule you have to follow. How long