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Bud Copper Bracelet
This product is the #31 best-seller at Maggie's Copper– Maggie's Copper (~3901 products). Winner score 0/100 — early.
- Winner score
- 0/100
- Price
- $34.95
- Best-seller rank
- #31
- Stores selling this
- Not measured
- Advertising
- None on file
Early
82% below its $189.95 compare-at price
of the ~3,901 products this store sells
We have not counted other tracked listings for this title yet
No ad match on file — not the same as confirmed zero spend
How this product scores 0 out of 100
Built from three things we can see. It estimates how strongly a product is performing — it is never sales, revenue or ad spend.
Ranked #31 of the ~3901 products this store sells. A high rank in a big store counts for more than one in a small store.
We have not yet seen this product hold a top-10 position on an earlier scan.
No ad match or other-store listing is backing this product up right now.
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There's a kind of hope that shows up quietly, before anything has bloomed. That's the feeling we wanted in this one. We twist three strands by hand, rose copper, silver, and gold, over and over until they hold their shape together. It's slow work. Our hands know the tension before our eyes do. Copper has been worn against the skin for thousands of years, long before anyone thought to ask why. People who start wearing it tend to keep wearing it. We hope this one finds its way to the right wrist …











