Some pieces don't belong on the wrist or the finger — they are designed to follow the natural shape of the hand, turning a simple tradition into something deeply personal.

The spiral has been used as a meaningful symbol for generations. Across Mediterranean, Egyptian, and Eastern traditions, the spiral has often represented protection, continuity, and the turning away of unwanted energy. For many women, it became more than an ornament — it became a quiet symbol of intention and tradition.

I shaped this piece with that timeless inspiration in mind: formed by hand from a single unbroken length of 99.9% pure copper wire, coiled ring by ring from the center outward, with the tail resting naturally across the back of the hand. No plating. No mixing. Just the distinctive warmth and character of copper.

Wear it as they once wore meaningful pieces — as part of your morning ritual, a small reminder to carry your intentions with you wherever the day takes you. Its spiral shape is a symbol of continuity, strength, and the traditions passed down from one generation to the next.

This is one of the final pieces I'll make before I close my workshop for good. I hope it finds the hands that appreciate what it represents.