Who should not wear a copper bracelet?

The SATTVA bracelet is a piece of jewellery, not a medical device, so it has no contraindications in the clinical sense. Even so, there are situations in which it is worth being more careful.

• Sensitive skin or a tendency to react to metals. Start by wearing it for short periods and watch how your skin reacts. If itching, redness or a rash appears, take the bracelet off.
• Open skin damage. Do not wear the jewellery over wounds, abrasions or inflamed areas.
• Chronic skin conditions. If you have been diagnosed with dermatitis or eczema in the wrist area, consult a dermatologist before wearing it.

For pregnant or breastfeeding women or people with chronic illnesses, the bracelet as a piece of jewellery generally poses no risks — but if in doubt, it is best to check with a specialist. The main rule is simple: if your skin reacts, stop wearing it and see a doctor. Keep the bracelet out of the reach of children.