Pure Copper Kada

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Pure Copper Kada Online in India — Bracelets, Bands & Adjustable Kadas Handcrafted kadas and bracelets in solid, unplated copper — twisted, hammered, diamond-cut, three-rope, carved, seven-chakra and magnet-set designs, plus dual-wear pieces you can wear as a kada, anklet or armlet. All unisex and adjustable. Copper ( tamba ) has been worn in Ayurvedic tradition for generations. These are traditional and decorative pieces, not medical devices: controlled trials on copper and magnetic bracelets have generally not found a measurable effect on joint pain, so wear one because you value the tradition and the look, and see a doctor about treating a condition. What to check before buying Solid vs plated. Unplated copper darkens over time. That patina is ordinary oxidation and a sign the metal is genuine — plated brass stays bright and eventually flakes. Fit. Measure around the wrist bone with a string and add about 1cm. Open kadas ease wider or narrower by hand, but repeated bending work-hardens the metal, so set it once. Green skin marks come from copper reacting with sweat and skin oils. Harmless, and they wash off with soap and water. Cleaning. Rub with half a lemon dipped in salt, or a tamarind paste, then rinse and dry. Avoid steel wool and harsh polishes. Sensitivity. A small number of people find copper irritating — stop if redness appears. Which design suits you Everyday and understated: twisted, three-rope and diamond-cut kadas. Carved and dressier: figure-8 and premium carved kadas for women. Wear it two ways: the dual-wear Ayurvedic kada opens out as an anklet or armlet. Magnet-set and engraved: magnetic bands and seven-chakra engraved cuffs, worn as tradition rather than treatment. Frequently asked questions Is this solid copper or copper-plated? Solid, unplated copper throughout — no plating and no mixed alloy coating. Will it turn my skin green? It can. Copper reacts with sweat and skin oils and leaves a green mark that is harmless and washes off with soa