Most of the copper used before 4000 B.C. came from the random discovery of isolated outcroppings of native copper or from meteorites that had impacted Earth.

In about 3000 B.C. , large deposits of copper ore were found on the island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean Sea. When the Romans conquered Cyprus, they gave the metal the Latin name aes cyprium, which was often shortened to cyprium. Later this was corrupted to cuprum, from which the English word copper and the chemical symbol Cu are derived.

In South America, copper objects were being produced along the northern coast of Peru as early as 500 B.C. , and the development of copper metallurgy was well advanced by the time the Inca empire fell to the conquering Spanish soldiers in the 1500s.

Wearing copper bracelets has been considered to have therapeutic effects on the human body. There are inscriptions and several recorded versions of the usage of copper in this regard from as early as the Egyptian civilization.

A pure copper bracelet has for long been considered to have invisible properties that ease inflammation and pain. Unless there is no allergy to the metal, wearing a pure copper bracelet or ring can work wonders to the energy levels and immunity of the body.

Copper is a conductor of energy and when used with crystals it intensifies, enhances and channels their properties.

Copper is also used to assist the body with repairing tissues, oxygenating blood, easing arthritis, increases cardiovascular health, Healthier immune system & Anti-aging all of which will increase vitality.

Copper has properties that ease inflammation and pain. Wearing pure copper can work wonders to the energy levels and immunity of the body.