Jerry Tucker's Cowboy Cuffs
Size (measured tip to tip inside): 5.5." Women's Opening: 1"-1.5" Width: 5/8" tapered to 1/2"
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Leather Artist: Jerry Tucker- Bio Below Care: See Below
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Tuckers Cowboy Cuffs - Womens Leather & Silver Bracelet
Bracelet Construction:
Tuckers "Cowboy Cuffs" are made with a foundation of copper sheet, wrapped in leather and then adorned with leather stamping, sterling silver applique, sterling silver tips and assorted stones. The copper core enables a high degree of flexibility in bending the bracelet to fit. This bracelet features sterling silver wire, and sterling tips,
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Jerry Tucker Bio.
Jerry Tucker was born in Prescott, Arizona, into a traditional ranching family, working cattle and training horses would best describe the childhood of this artist. Developing an appreciation for fine leather and silver products while attending college at Northern Arizona University led him to owning a leather shop in Aspen, Colorado. Using silverwork as embellishment on his leather products led "Tucker" to the manufacture of embossment tools for silversmithing and the creation of Tucker Tool Co., in operation today. Tucker is now living is Pagosa Springs, Colorado, in an idyllic mountain setting where he enjoys skiing, horse packing, mountain biking, and fishing. He has named his line of bracelets "Cowboy Cuffs" in honor of his western heritage.
Care & Maintenance
Proper care of your "Cowboy Cuff" will insure a lifetime of wear. To shape the bracelet properly, place your fingers and thumbs close together and carefully bend the cuff in small increments until it fits to your taste. Once the cuff is shaped try to leave it alone and put it on without stretching. One way that works well with any bracelet is to press the tipe of the cuff into the soft underside of your wrist and roll the cuff over the wrist bone. You can use shoe cream to dress your cuff, either a neutral color or the color of the cuff. Apply it, let dry, and polish with a clean rag. These tips will allow you to enjoy your cuff for many years.
