Magnetic copper health ring with shiny pattern 4 magnets, 1pc

Magnetic copper health ring  – 4 magnets
This elegant copper ring with magnets combines timeless design with the warm look of pure copper. The ring has a finely engraved floral and leaf motif, which creates a stylish and natural look suitable for everyday use as well as special occasions. Two magnets are built into the inside of the open ring. Thanks to the adjustable open design, the ring can be easily adjusted for comfortable wearing. The detailed relief work and warm pink copper colour give the ring an authentic and handcrafted look. This makes this jewellery not only a beautiful addition to your outfit, but also a special gift for someone who loves unique copper jewellery.

About copper magnetic therapy:

In copper magnetic therapy, we combine bracelets and rings made of pure copper with powerful neodymium magnets. A double effect: the health benefit of copper combined with the health benefit of magnetic therapy. The two metals mutually enhance each other.

Copper magnetic bracelets and rings are not only safe, but wearing them is associated with many benefits. Magnetic therapy is highly effective as a pain reliever, while copper has antimicrobial and healing properties. By combining the two, a copper magnetic bracelet or ring can help with a wide range of health problems, such as reducing inflammation, relieving pain, improving immune function, alleviating sleep disorders and reducing stress. And these are just a few of the many benefits.

The best place to wear the ring is on the finger, in direct contact with the skin. You can test for yourself whether the left or right finger works better; otherwise switch to the other hand. Long-term wearing of copper magnetic rings has no disadvantages.

Avoid exposure to magnets when using a pacemaker, defibrillator, insulin pump or aortic infusion pump, as the magnets could affect the operation of some devices.

Copper magnetic rings are not medical devices and are not intended to replace medical treatment. If you have serious, acute or chronic health problems, contact your general practitioner. If you would like advice from an experienced Ayurvedic specialist, call or e-mail an Ayurvedic specialist.