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Design Image	Symbol	No./Sizes	Name	Design History
		16 S,M	Young Smile	Tri-metal design eploying an optical illusion from the Victorian era, when ladies "elongated" their fingers by wearing low pointed sleeves. The less shown of the upper hand, the longer the fingers look in comparison.
		19 L,M	Partnership	Represents the equal alliance of genders envisioned in Riane Eisler's book "The Chalice and the Blade". The female and nurturing Venus is the Copper chalice, while masculine Mars is the warrior’s steel blade.
		26 S,M	Victorian Spring	Two metal design using an optical illusion from the Victorian era, when ladies "elongated" their fingers by wearing low pointed sleeves. The less shown of the upper hand, the longer the fingers look in comparison.
		28 S,M	Sailor's Rope	Inspired by the bracelets twisted by tall-ship sailors, who added a strand for every sea they crossed. Believed also to be helpful in fighting off dizziness, when worn tightly "three fingers above the wrist".
		29 S,M	Summer Wave	Inspired by the sea, this fluid design was handcrafted to comfortably embrace the wrist bone. Light and open, it wears well by itself as well as with a wrist watch, when adjusted low onto the left wrist.
		31 S,M	Yin Yang	Western science recently discovered life's common denominator, the double helix of DNA. It is curious to notice that the 10,000 year old Eastern symbol of Yin Yang, is also the cross section of a double helix.
		32 M,L	Golden Dome	Inspired by the tribal jewelry brought to the New World by African slaves. They passed these bracelets along to their American children, which are today meaningful reminders of their family roots and timeless traditions.
		33 S,M,L	Golden Flight	A sports enthusiast's version of a Jeweler's Brass cuff. 85% pure copper and 15% zinc, both essential elements to health.
		35 S,M	Viking Braid	An intricate braid I found in Iceland on the handle of an old Viking sword. I unsuccessfully tried for years to reproduce it, until I saw a woman in a Copenhagen park, braiding a girl's hair in the very same pattern.
		36 M	Golden Braid	An intricate braid I found in Iceland on the handle of an old Viking sword. I unsuccessfully tried for years to reproduce it, until I saw a woman in a Copenhagen park, braiding a girl's hair in the very same pattern.
		76 S,M,L	Rainforest	Inspired by the way vines grow in the rainforest, hugging each other to reach the life-giving sun. This is Dr. Jane Goodall's favorite design, she honored our studio with her visit and made Nature lovers of all of us.
		90 S,M	Venetian Dance	Design inspired by the timeless Venetian tradition of opening a festival with couples dancing around a wooden pole while holding colorful ribbons. For this bracelet, I used brass "ribbons" around a silver "pole".
		91 S,M	Cuzco	Design inspired by ribbons decorating ceremonial poles that escorted the Inca, the leader of one the world’s largest sustainable civilizations.
		92 M	Golden Sailor	Design worn by tall ship sailors. It prevented sea sickness by wearing it tightly during rough weather. Its lines recorded the seas they crossed.
		98 S,M	Mountain Stream	Inspired by the calming effects of a bubbling brook. A favorite space to contemplate nature and meditate. Gently watch as strands of brass and silver flow, ever mixing as the fresh waters of a mountain stream.
		228 M	Grapevine	Inspired by the grapevines around Sergio's studio. A vineyard planted by Robert Mondavi, a passionate and most gracious neighbor, who is dedicating his life to enhance our appreciation for wine, food & the arts.
		231 M	Silver Yin Yang	Western science recently discovered life's common denominator, the double helix of DNA. It is curious to notice that the 10,000 year old Eastern symbol of Yin Yang, is also the cross section of a double helix.
		233 S,M	Silver Flight	A sports enthusiast's version of a German Silver band. Its surface texture resembles a high performance golf ball, elegantly reflecting light from its engineered pattern of tightly packed hexagonal concave mirrors.
		236 M,S	Silver Braid	An intricate braid I found in Iceland on the handle of an old Viking sword. I unsuccessfully tried for years to reproduce it, until I saw a woman in a Copenhagen park, braiding a girl's hair in the very same pattern.
		501 M	Copper Channel	Brass with copper inlay. Many ancient cultures believe in the benefits of wearing copper with brass. Science recently found that brass components, copper & zinc, are essential minerals we all need to remain healthy.
		601 M,L	Copper Brass Inlay	Inspired by the English custom of wearing copper in layers. Accented here with contemporary lines, having only copper in contact with the skin, and the royal look of jeweler's brass gleaming on top.
		624 M,L	Copper Renaissance	Classic lattice of pure copper. Heat-treated to custom fit the wearer's wrist, providing a maximum surface of skin-copper contact and yet plenty of air circulation. A favorite design for physically active people.
		632 M,L,XL	Copper Dome	Classic band of pure copper, heat-treated to custom fit the wearer's wrist. Also known as the "Presidential Cuff", since an American President was seen wearing this bracelet while playing golf in Kennebunkport, ME.
		633 S,M,L	Copper Flight	A sports enthusiast's version of a pure copper band. Its surface texture resembles a high performance golf ball, elegantly reflecting light from its engineered pattern of tightly packed hexagonal concave mirrors.
		635 M,L	Copper Braid	A delicate yet intricate braid of pure copper. Heat-treated to custom fit the wearer's wrist, providing a maximum surface of skin-copper contact, good air circulation and minimum weight.
		12z S,M	Magnetic Golden Infinity	While studying near Dharmsala, in the north of India, an old temple guard showed me an ancient carving of the infinity symbol: "This is life as we know it", he said, "this is the other side and this is when we come back."
		622z L,M	Magnetic Copper Wrist Band	Classic band of pure copper. Heat-treated to comfortably adjust to the wearer's wrist, providing a maximum surface of skin-copper contact. A favorite for outdoor people, from sport fishermen to golfers.