Copper Bangle Celtic Weave with Magnets

An intricately engraved copper bangle with a traditional Celtic weave pattern running around the band, finished with two magnets set into the open cuff for a combined copper and magnetic accessory. The interwoven knotwork design gives it a handcrafted, heritage look that works equally well as an everyday piece or a thoughtful gift.

Made from purest refined copper, this bangle continues a tradition of copper jewellery worn since Roman times. The open-cuff design is fully adjustable — simply squeeze gently to tighten or ease the sides apart to loosen — so one size comfortably fits most wrists.

Slip it on over the wrist and adjust for a snug, comfortable fit. As with all copper jewellery, a light polish from time to time will keep the engraved detailing looking its best; a natural darkening of the copper over time is normal and can be buffed away if preferred.

Part of the Power Health bracelet collection, handcrafted with an eye for traditional Celtic detailing and finished to a high standard.

FAQs

Is the Copper Bangle Celtic Weave with Magnets adjustable?
Yes, the open-cuff design can be gently squeezed or eased apart to fit most wrist sizes.

Is this bangle solid copper?
Yes, it's made from purest refined copper with an engraved Celtic weave pattern.

Can I wear this bangle if I have a pacemaker or am pregnant?
No — magnetic bracelets and bangles are not recommended for anyone with a pacemaker or during pregnancy.

Will the copper tarnish?
Copper naturally darkens with wear over time; this is a cosmetic change only and can be polished away.

How many magnets does this bangle have?
Two magnets are set into the ends of the open cuff.

How do I check this will fit my wrist?
Measure your wrist with a soft tape measure, or a piece of string held against a ruler, keeping it snug but not tight. This is our Medium fit, suited to most average adult wrists (roughly 6.5–7 inches) — the open-cuff design can also be gently eased narrower or wider to fine-tune the fit. Set it to size once rather than repeatedly re-bending it, as this helps the copper keep its strength over time.