FAQ
THE MOST COMMON QUESTIONS
Copper being a natural metal reacts different with every person. Turning your skin green happens when the metal interacts with natural perspiration and is unharmful. Your body can be telling you that you might be dehydrated, but like we mentioned it is different for everyone! The best way we have found to avoid this is to coat copper in a clear nail polish and reapply as needed.
Copper will naturally tarnish over time and can tarnish at an accelerated pace depending on the region you live in. There are many ways to get your copper nice and shiny again! We recommend the "sunshine cloth" which can be used on most jewelry and you can purchase one on our site! Some at home remodies you can also use to brighten up your copper is ketchup or lemons, soak for no longer than 20 mins, gently scrub with toothbrush and wash with soap and water.
People who are deficient in copper may benefit from wearing copper jewelry, since it can be absorbed through the skin.The healing properties of copper, in the form of bracelets, necklaces, rings, or earring can allow a minimal amount of the mineral into the body without overwhelming it. Some wearers of copper jewelry find it relieves the symptoms of arthritis and poor blood circulation.