Surfer bracelet with Coconut wood, Synthetic stone, Copper, Plastic and Waxed linen. Width:18mm. Length:18cm. Elastic.

Synthetic gemstones are produced over a short period of time in the laboratory, which makes them different from the natural gemstones, which were formed over thousands of years in nature. Thanks to the manufacturing process in the laboratory, it is possible to produce a large number of stones and freely choose the color of the stones. For this reason, the synthetic gemstone is very popular in the jewelry industry.

Copper is a chemical element (Cu). It is a rather soft metal which is ductile and malleable. Copper is the only metal with red tones and the only colored metal next to gold. Not least because of this red color, Copper is commonly used in alloys, such as sterling silver, red gold and bronze. In contact with sweat, copper changes its color into a slightly green tone. However, the green tone can be washed off easily and it is not dangerous. Pure copper also oxidizes in contact with air. Sometimes copper jewelry is worn for health reasons. As a trace element, copper is essential for the human body. Worn directly on the skin, small amount of copper finds its way to the blood system.

Synthetic material means that human has made it artificially. It is made from special materials that do not exist in nature. Synthetic material is also often called plastic. Plastic is used in many industries such as in jewelry making since the properties of malleability, hardness, elasticity and breaking strength are excellent.

Linen is a natural fiber made from the flax plant. The linen fibers are waxed and therefore particularly robust and water-resistant as well.