RAMINA · Mandala · Earrings
RAMINA · Mandala · Earrings
Sold as a pair · light enough for all day
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Pay for one, the other two are free. Or add just this piece and pick the other two yourself.
Questions? Write to info@shopramina.com — we answer within a day. 30-day returns, no questions asked.
Patina and care
Patina and care
Pure copper changes with you. In a few weeks it darkens and gains a warm shine where it meets your skin — that is the patina, and no two pieces age the same. Wear it in the shower, in the garden, to sleep. To bring back the bright finish, a cloth with lemon and salt takes a minute. A care card ships with every order.
Fit and adjustment
Fit and adjustment
Every bracelet and ring is open and adjustable: press gently to close, ease it open to loosen. Adjust once, then leave it. Earrings come as a pair with a simple wire closure.
Shipping and returns
Shipping and returns
Free shipping on every order. Dispatched within 48 hours; delivery in the US 6–10 business days, Germany 5–8. You have 30 days to return any piece, no questions asked.
Pure copper,worked by hand
Every RAMINA piece is 99.9% copper — no plating, no coating that wears off. Sheet, hammer, anvil, time: the surface carries the marks of the hands that shaped it, and then the marks of the wrist that wears it.
Copper has been worn against the skin for three thousand years — by Egyptian queens, Roman legionaries and the women of the Tuscan countryside. We did not invent that habit. We only kept it.
Pay for one. Take home three.
To open the workshop to the world, we're releasing La Terna. Add any three pieces from the collection — bracelets, rings, earrings — and pay only for the highest-priced one. The other two are on us.
Every order ships with a linen pouch, a numbered series card and a care card.
The Piece
My mother wore copper every day until she was ninety-one. I never found a reason to stop.
My father Ettore hammered copper into pots and stills. My mother wore a thin copper band from girlhood and never took it off — not to sleep, not on her wedding day. At nineteen, with an offcut from his workshop, I made my first bracelet for her.
I have made copper jewelry since 1981, always the same way: sheet, hammer, anvil, time. For forty-five years you had to come to Montepulciano. My granddaughter Livia convinced me that could change.