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Stunning 100% pure copper punjabi hindu sikh singh khalsa smooth healing kara q6

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⭕ Pure Copper Sikh Kara Punjabi Singh Khalsa Smooth Kada Bracelet Q6


Design Ref: Q6

📦 Product Details

Product: Smooth Plain Copper Kara / Kada Bracelet
Material: Pure Copper Body
Joint: Soldered joining point may contain another metal, as is common in traditional metal bracelet manufacture
Finish: Polished Copper Finish
Width: Approx. 8mm
Weight: Approx. 14–25g depending on size
Shape: Round
Style: Plain / Smooth Sikh Kara
Main Colour: Copper
Stone: No Stone
Country of Manufacture: India
Brand: SmartFashionsUK / OnlineSikhStore
Quantity: 1 Kara per purchase unless a higher quantity is selected

📝 Description

Pure Copper Punjabi Sikh Singh Khalsa Smooth Kara – Design Q6

A simple and elegant plain smooth copper Kara made in a traditional round bracelet style.

The Kara has an approximate width of 8mm and is available in different internal diameter sizes. Weight varies according to size and is approximately 14–25g.

Its clean, unembellished design makes it suitable for everyday wear and particularly popular with customers looking for a traditional-inspired Punjabi or Sikh bracelet without stones, engraving or decorative detailing.

The polished copper surface gives the Kara a bright appearance when new. With normal handling and wear, this initial polish will gradually change and the copper will naturally develop a more muted, matt appearance.

🟠 Pure Copper Construction

The main Kara body is made from pure copper.

Please note that the joining point is traditionally soldered and may contain a different joining metal. This is a normal part of manufacturing many metal bracelets, including copper, silver and gold jewellery.

The Kara therefore should be understood as a pure copper bracelet body with a soldered joint.

✨ Natural Copper Finish

When new, the Kara may have a brighter polished surface.

With wear, copper naturally changes in appearance due to exposure to air, moisture, skin oils and normal use. The bright factory polish can gradually become duller or develop a natural copper patina.

This is a normal characteristic of genuine copper rather than a manufacturing defect.

The appearance can be refreshed using a suitable copper-cleaning method if desired.

⚒️ Traditional Manufacturing Marks

Some Karas may show:

• Small dark marks on the inner surface

• Minor grinding or polishing marks

• A visible soldered joint

• Slight colour difference around the joining point

• Small handmade or machine-finishing marks

These can occur during shaping, polishing and manufacturing and do not normally affect the use of the Kara.

📏 Size Information

The sizes shown in the selection menu refer to the approximate internal diameter of the Kara in centimetres.

Please measure an existing well-fitting Kara or bangle before ordering whenever possible.

Because of manufacturing tolerances, measurements may vary slightly between individual pieces.

☬ Sikh Kara Tradition

The Kara, written ਕੜਾ in Gurmukhi, is traditionally associated with Sikh identity and is one of the Five Ks observed by initiated Sikhs.

The traditional Sikh Kara is normally associated with iron or steel. Copper Karas such as this design are also commonly worn today as Punjabi jewellery, cultural bracelets and personal accessories.

The circular form of the Kara is often understood as representing continuity, commitment and remembrance of righteous conduct.

This copper version should therefore not be confused with any requirement concerning the traditional material of a Sikh article of faith.

🕉️ Traditional Cultural Beliefs

Copper bracelets have also been worn for generations in different Indian cultural traditions.

Some people traditionally associate copper jewellery with:

• Good fortune

• Positive energy

• Nazar or evil-eye traditions

• Spiritual or astrological beliefs

• Personal wellbeing rituals

These are traditional, cultural and spiritual beliefs only and are not medical or scientifically established benefits.

This product is sold as a bracelet / Kara, not as a medical device or treatment.

🎯 Ideal For

• Sikh Kara wearers

• Punjabi jewellery

• Copper bracelet collectors

• Singh / Khalsa style accessories

• Hindu and Indian cultural jewellery

• Plain everyday bracelets

• Traditional-inspired jewellery

• Punjabi gifts

• Vaisakhi gifts

• Religious and cultural occasions

📦 Condition

Brand New

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Kara made from copper?

Yes. The main bracelet body is made from pure copper.

Why does the joining point look slightly different?

The ends of the Kara are joined using solder. The soldered area may contain another metal and can therefore look slightly different from the copper body.

Will the bright copper colour stay exactly the same?

No. Genuine copper naturally changes appearance with exposure to air, moisture and skin oils.

The bright factory polish will normally become more matt over time and may develop a natural patina.

Are dark marks on the inside normal?

Small dark, grinding or manufacturing marks can occasionally be present on the inner surface due to the shaping and finishing process.

These are normally cosmetic manufacturing characteristics.

Does copper rust?

Copper does not rust in the same way that iron does, but it can naturally oxidise and develop tarnish or patina.

Can copper change the colour of my skin?

Yes. Copper can sometimes leave a temporary green, blue-green or darker mark on the skin, particularly when exposed to sweat or moisture.

This is a natural reaction between copper, moisture and skin chemistry and is not usually evidence that the bracelet is defective.

Is this hypoallergenic?

We do not describe any metal jewellery as universally hypoallergenic because individual skin sensitivities vary.

Anyone with known metal sensitivities should consider this before wearing.

Does a copper Kara provide medical benefits?

We make no medical or therapeutic claims for this product.

Copper bracelets have historically been associated with various traditional wellbeing beliefs, but this Kara is sold as jewellery and a cultural/religious-inspired accessory.

Is one or more than one Kara included?

The price is for one Kara unless you select and purchase a higher quantity.

💙 Why Buy From Us?

OnlineSikhStore Ltd is a UK-based Sikh family-run business specialising in Sikh religious, Punjabi cultural and traditional products.

We stock a wide range of Karas, Sarbloh Karas, copper Karas, Sikh jewellery, pendants, Kanghas, Sikh books and traditional accessories for customers in the UK and worldwide.

🎁 Packaging

Your Kara will be securely packed for posting to help protect it during transit.

⚠️ Important Disclaimer

Copper is a naturally reactive metal and will change appearance with normal use.

The original polished finish may gradually become matt, darker or develop natural patina. Skin contact can also sometimes produce temporary green or dark marks depending on individual skin chemistry, moisture and perspiration.

Minor polishing marks, small dark marks, joint marks, solder marks and slight surface irregularities may occur as part of manufacture.

The soldered joining point may contain another metal.

Kara dimensions are approximate and variations of around ±2mm can occur between batches and individual pieces.

Colour may vary slightly because of photography, lighting and screen settings.

This product is sold as jewellery / a cultural accessory. Any references to luck, nazar, astrology, positive energy, healing traditions or other spiritual properties describe traditional beliefs only and should not be interpreted as medical, therapeutic or scientifically proven claims.