The unique shape of this cuff bracelet is created using anticlastic techniques.  Simply put--the hammering of the metal is on a specially shaped stake or anvil that causes the metal to curve in two different directions.  Once the shape is nearly finalized stone chips are strung on a wire and captured within the organic folds that developed during the hammering.  Metals used include brass, bronze and copper and can feature amethyst, sodalite and a varigated string including citrine, aquamarine, amethyst and peridot chips.