Ebony Inlay Brass Cuff Bracelet
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Ebony Inlay Brass Cuff Bracelet
Answer first: This wood inlay bracelet combines a 12 mm brass cuff with catalog-listed ebony, giving buyers a balanced mixed-material profile with dark grain against warm metal.
Verified product facts
| Product model | BBW-10 |
|---|---|
| Cataloged materials | Brass and catalog-listed ebony inlay |
| Listed size or width | Band width: 12 mm; selectable wrist circumference: 15–19 cm (5.9–7.5 in) |
| Construction | Handcrafted; small differences in grain, pattern, texture or finish may occur. |
Who this design suits
Best fit: Choose it when wood-and-metal contrast matters more than an all-brass surface and you prefer a medium-width cuff rather than a very wide band.
Consider another design when: Choose the 14 mm curved ebony model for a broader curved profile, or a brass-only cuff when easier moisture management is more important than wood grain.
The dark inlay can coordinate with brown or black leather while the brass edge adds warmth. Natural-looking grain variation means the exact surface will not be identical across pieces.
How this bracelet differs
This straight 12 mm model is narrower than the 14 mm curved ebony-inlay cuff. Both use the catalog’s brass-and-ebony pairing, but the silhouette and width change how much metal and wood are visible on the wrist.
This comparison is based on visible design, cataloged material and listed dimensions—not on unverified quality grades or performance claims. Use the product photographs to compare proportion, texture and color before purchasing.
How to measure and select your size
- Measure the exact wrist point with a flexible tape held flat and comfortably snug.
- Select the closest available circumference from 15 to 19 cm (5.9 to 7.5 in). If between two values, choose the larger listed option.
- Compare the stated band width with a ruler on your wrist; width affects visual coverage as much as circumference affects fit.
- Confirm the selected size in the cart. An open cuff is not a substitute for choosing the correct option, and repeated forceful bending may alter the shape or finish.
Wrist circumference, cuff width and opening geometry all affect comfort. “Men’s,” “women’s” and “unisex” labels are styling categories, not measurements.
Wear, storage and care
- Wipe the cuff with a soft dry cloth after wear and store it separately from harder jewelry.
- Keep it away from perfume, chlorine, salt water, household cleaner and prolonged moisture.
- Brass can develop surface patina through air, moisture and skin contact. Patina is a surface change; whether to preserve or polish it is a personal finish preference.
- For a polished look, use only a method suitable for brass and follow the product instructions. Avoid aggressive polishing around textures or wood inlay.
- Do not repeatedly open and close the cuff by force. Select the correct wrist option and handle the opening consistently.
Evidence and claim boundary
The catalog names brass and ebony; no botanical species, origin, sustainability certificate, treatment record or wood assay is supplied here. Likewise, no metal assay confirms alloy percentages, nickel, lead or hypoallergenic status. The inlay is a design material, not evidence of health or spiritual effects.
Product facts on this page come from the current catalog, model record, photographs and selectable options. Where the catalog does not provide laboratory testing, species identification, provenance or certification, this description says so rather than filling the gap with an assumption. Material symbolism and personal meaning are separate from measurable product performance.
Frequently asked questions
Is this cuff solid brass or a certified alloy?
The catalog identifies brass, but no laboratory assay or alloy-percentage certificate is supplied on this page. The description does not go beyond that evidence.
How do I choose the size?
Measure the wrist and select the closest listed 15–19 cm circumference. Also compare the stated band width with a ruler.
Can I bend the cuff to make it fit?
The open shape allows placement on the wrist, but it should not replace correct sizing. Avoid repeated forceful bending that may change the shape or finish.
Why might the color change over time?
Brass can develop patina from air, moisture and skin contact. Dry storage and gentle wiping help manage surface change.
Is brass proven to relieve pain or improve circulation?
No. This page makes no medical claim. Choose the cuff for design, fit and material appearance.
Continue comparing and planning
- Compare all brass cuff bracelets
- Measure your wrist before ordering
- Ebony Inlay Curved Brass Cuff Bracelet
- Curved Wide Brass Cuff Bracelet
- Delivery information
- Returns and refund policy
Last reviewed: July 28, 2026. Recheck the selected size, current photographs and policy pages before checkout.
| Computers | |
| Cores | Brass, Ebony |
| Memory | 12mm |

How to choose your bracelet size
- Wrap: Place a flexible measuring tape around your wrist directly below the wrist bone, where the bracelet will sit.
- Measure: Keep the tape flat and snug, but do not compress the skin. Read the measurement where the tape overlaps.
- Select: Choose the closest wrist circumference in the product size selector. If you are between two listed sizes, choose the next larger size.
No measuring tape? Wrap a strip of paper or non-stretch string around your wrist, mark the overlap, then measure it flat with a ruler.
Conversion: 1 in = 2.54 cm. For the most accurate result, measure twice and use the same point on the wrist.















