US staff person brand Studebaker Metal - hand-forged Bronze Broad Cuff Bracelet

From the "Steel City" on the East Coast of the United States-Pittsburgh staff label STUDEBAKER METAL, recommended by the well-known fashion magazine SELECTISM! Product Name: Broad Cuff (hand-forged antique brass wide bracelet) Size: There are four sizes (S) 15.2, (M) 16.5, (L) 17.8, (XL) 19.1 (cm/ CM), which can be matched with different wrist thicknesses for men and women. (Each bracelet has about 6mm of elastic space that can be adjusted to suit your own hand circumference, please specify the size when purchasing) Introduction: STUDEBAKER METAL is a wide hand-forged antique brass bracelet with a width of about 1 inch (2.54CM). The metal surface has not been polished or electroplated. After wearing it, there will be traces of natural oxidation and flavor over time. The design is very Simple, elegant and restrained, suitable for wear or everyday wear. The popular Timeless classic small items are very valuable! Each product has a metal stamped brand name STUDEBAKER and a place of origin PITTSBURGH (Pittsburgh). (Wearing instructions) When you receive the bracelet, you will feel that the opening of the bracelet is very small, but as long as you follow the instructions below, you can easily put on and take off your bracelet. 1. Relax your wrists. 2. There is a part on the inner side of the wrist that you will feel softer, and that is the easiest place for you to put on and take off the bracelet. 3. If the bracelet opening is too small, you can just open the bracelet a bit. 4. After putting on the bracelet, you can also squeeze the opening of the ring a little smaller. Material: High-quality American Brass (American Brass) Origin/manufacturing method Founded by Michael Studebaker, a metal craftsman. Michael would go to his studio in East Pittsburgh on time every morning, drink a few cups of coffee, and turn on the radio. Starting his day's work... He used his skillful hands and beloved tools and equipment to design and handcraft each metal product one by one. The only thing that reverberated in the workshop was the repeated tapping of the tools and the radio playing. Music and conversation. He likes to make minimalist jewelry made of silver and copper and small things that customers use daily, such as bracelets, tie clips, key rings, etc. After completion, he will emboss on each piece of metal his most proud brands and cities: Studebaker and Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh) https://youtu.be/ZYt2eA1nwno