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Copper

Copper is a metal that has long been used in jewellery making for its warm tone, excellent workability, and creative versatility. At Cooksongold, we supply a reliable range of copper jewellery-making supplies, including sheet, wire, blanks, and copper findings, suitable for learning and professional jewellery production.

From practising techniques to producing finished pieces, copper offers an accessible way to develop skills and bring bold design ideas to life.

Explore our copper jewellery range online.

The benefits of copper

Warm, reddish tone that develops character over time

Excellent malleability

Ideal for soldering, enamelling, and mixed-metal designs

Affordable and widely available for learning and prototyping

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Frequently asked questions

What is copper?

Copper is a natural, non-precious metal known for its reddish colour, softness, and conductivity. In jewellery making, copper is valued for its ease of working and is commonly used for learning and prototyping.

What is the melting point of copper?

Copper has a melting point of approximately 1085°C. This relatively high melting temperature makes it suitable for soldering and techniques such as filing and hammering, commonly used in jewellery making.

Does copper jewellery tarnish?

Yes, copper jewellery naturally tarnishes over time as it reacts with air and moisture. This surface change can create a patina that many makers value, or it can be polished away to restore a brighter finish.

Is copper jewellery safe to wear?

Copper jewellery is generally safe to wear. Some people may notice temporary skin discolouration due to natural reactions between copper and skin chemistry, which is harmless and easily washed away.

How do you clean copper jewellery at home?

Copper jewellery can be cleaned using mild household solutions such as warm water with gentle soap or a mixture of lemon juice and baking soda. Always rinse thoroughly and dry the piece to help slow future tarnishing.

Why is copper used in jewellery?

Copper is used in jewellery making for its affordability, workability, and distinctive appearance. It allows makers to practise techniques, test designs, and create expressive pieces before moving on to precious metals.

Explore copper jewellery-making supplies at Cooksongold

From practical copper jewellery making supplies to dependable copper findings, Cooksongold supports makers as they move from practice pieces to finished designs. As established copper metal suppliers, we offer consistent, high-quality materials suited to skill development, design testing, and ongoing production.

Discover our copper jewellery-making range online or speak to our expert team for guidance on selecting the right copper materials for your next project.

 

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Please note all prices listed are based on cash prices and are exclusive of VAT. Prices for precious metal products are an estimate only and can vary slightly depending upon the metal price, the actual weight and the cutting tolerances which we are able to achieve. Bullion prices are based on 10gm.

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