Native Copper Solid Sphere in Pure Copper – An Ancient Metal - Height: 50 mm - Width: 50 mm- 600 g

Copper is one of the few metals found in its native state in nature, i.e., not bound to other elements.
This sphere is made of pure natural copper, extracted from selected mines in the western United States, one of the most iconic areas for copper mining since the nineteenth century. The appearance is that unmistakable of solid copper: a warm metallic surface, with shades ranging from orange-red to golden brown, crossed by microscopic natural ripples that reveal its artisanal craftsmanship.
Each sphere is carved from a solid block and polished to preserve the metal’s natural luster, while leaving visible the minor imperfections typical of the work.

Copper has long been considered a sacred metal:
- Associated with Venus, love and harmony,
- Stimulates energetic flow, aiding the connection between body and spirit,
- It is said to absorb negativity, acting as a shield for the aura,
- Used also to balance the chakras, particularly the second (sacral) and fourth (heart).
In tradition, copper was used to build ritual tools, amulets, cups for water, and protective objects. Even today it is employed in grounding practices and for contact with the Earth’s energy.
Copper is an excellent conductor of energy, both electrical and symbolic, and is also used in the construction of therapeutic pyramids and radionics circuits.
Its color slowly changes over time: in humid environments it can develop a natural green patina (copper oxide or “verdigris”), but it can be polished to return to its freshly forged shine.
This sphere can be used as: a collectible or meditation object, part of a collection of pure metals, or even as a stress-relief tool: holding a copper sphere in the palm stimulates the palm and the meridians.

Origin: Selected mines, Western United States
Composition: Natural copper
Diameter: 50 mm
Weight: 600 g