American staff brand Studebaker Metals hand-forged Lodge Cuff sterling silver bracelet

"Steel City" from the East Coast of the United States-Pittsburgh Staff Brand STUDEBAKER METALS, recommended by the famous fashion magazine SELECTISM article! Product Name: Lodge Cuff (Hand-Forged Sterling Silver Bracelet-Polished Glossy) Size: There are four sizes (S) 15.2, (M) 16.5, (L) 17.8, (XL) 19.1 (cm / CM), with different wrist thickness for men and women. (Each bracelet has about 6MM of flexible space that can be adjusted to fit your hand circumference, please specify the size when buying) Introduction: STUDEBAKER METALS hand-forged Lodge bracelet in sterling silver. This series of bracelets was rolled in 1874 by a Philadelphia rolling mill named Jacob Lodge & Sons. Therefore, this series of bracelets has a unique arc surface for local rolling. The side of the bracelet looks like a sharp and elegant arc, full of simple functional beauty, suitable for wearing or wearing every day. The polished sterling silver surface will produce a variety of oxidized styles when worn and in contact with the air. Of course, you can also use a silver cloth to simply maintain and restore the gloss! After each product is completed, there are metal stamped brand names STUDEBAKER and place names PITTSBURGH Pittsburgh). (Notes on wearing) 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 wrist. 2. There is a part on the inner side of the wrist that you will feel softer, that is the easiest place for you to put on and take off the bracelet. 3. If the opening of the bracelet is too small, you can open the bracelet a little. 4. After putting on the bracelet, you can also reduce the opening of the bracelet. Material: High quality sterling silver (Sterling Silver) Origin / manufacturing methods Founded by Michael Studebaker, a metalworking professional. Every morning, Michael will arrive at his studio in East Pittsburgh on time, drink a few cups of coffee, and turn on the radio. Starting his day's work ... He used his clever hands and beloved tools and equipment to design and handcraft each metal product piece by piece. The only thing that echoed in the workshop was the repeated knocking of the tools and radio playback Music and conversation. He likes to make minimalist jewelry made of silver and copper and small objects that customers use daily, such as bracelets, tie clips, key rings, etc. Upon completion, he will metal stamp each piece with his most proud brands and cities: Studebaker and Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh) https://youtu.be/ZYt2eA1nwno