Brass Flower of Life Bracelet Cuff

Peace, love, and really good wrist game.

This 1" wide brass cuff is decorated with peace sign motifs and warm copper accents. It's flexible, so you can gently shape it to fit your wrist. There's no clasp, so it slips right on and you can get back to spreading good vibes.

About the Peace Sign:
The peace sign is younger than you might think. It was designed in 1958 by British artist Gerald Holtom as the emblem of Britain's Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament. It made its debut at the Aldermaston anti-nuclear march that same year. The design is clever, too: it combines the flag semaphore signals for the letters N and D, for Nuclear Disarmament.

Holtom never copyrighted it, so the symbol was free for anyone to use, and *everyone* did. By the late 1960s it had become the universal sign for peace, closely tied to the hippie movement and protests against the Vietnam War. Over 65 years later it's still the go-to symbol for anyone who'd rather make love, not war.

About the metals:
-Copper has long been associated with Venus and matters of love. It's known metaphysically as a conductor of energy, just as it conducts electricity in the physical world, and it's also linked to prosperity and healing work.
-Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc, so it carries a bit of copper's conductive reputation too.

Wear it for:
- Peace work, calming intentions, and keeping your cool
- Channeling your inner flower child
- Silently reminding everyone at the family reunion to chill

Details:
- Brass cuff with copper accents
- Peace sign design
- Width: 1"
- Flexible, adjustable fit

Care tip: Brass and copper naturally develop a patina over time, and they may leave a temporary green tint on some skin. That's just the metal reacting to your skin. It's harmless and washes off. If you'd like to keep the shine, polish it with a soft cloth or a little lemon juice and salt.

Peace out, and look good doing it.