Blue Spirit Copper Company

04/19/2026

04/07/2026

A new scrollwork pendant

03/14/2026

Here's some photos of our available inventory today. We're at the Golden Valley Community Mall until 4pm

03/14/2026

Good morning folks!

We'll be at Golden Valley Community Mall from 9am to 4pm today. Swing on by to get some handmade copper jewelry, chalcanthite specimens, and as always some Copper Phantom Turquoise

03/08/2026

Went to the Mine today and grabbed some fresh inventory. These specimens and more will be with me at the London Bridge Swap Meet tomorrow from 9am-2pm. For those who've been waiting on new inventory, I have a limited quantity of 5 bars this week. Come early tomorrow if you're interested because they go fast.

Also, as you can see, finally got into some larger pieces of our Copper Phantom Turquoise again, so stay tuned for some bigger, fancier jewelry pieces coming up in the next couple weeks

03/02/2026

The first ring of the new set is finished. I took the top right stone from the last photo and set it into a very stylish Size 12 mokume gane band.

02/21/2026

Got down doing rough cuts and prep work for a new set of Copper Phantom. Fortunately, I have some large pieces to work with for a change. They still have some work to go before they're finished, but the color and shading on these pieces look very promising. Please forgive my amateur photography skills as they don't do the colors any justice. Stay tuned to see what comes of these pieces, and if you have any thoughts on what I should do with them, leave a comment down below.

02/15/2026

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02/10/2026

Some slightly more "professional photos" of some of the wearable copper art I've produced alongside the raw materials I used to produce it. Chalcanthite, a natural copper sulfate mineral, our Copper Phantom Turquoise, passion and skill. Each of these is a humble presentation of the beauty that is the Cerbat Mountains that created all of this material to begin with. An artistic approach to share Mother Nature's beauty with the world, and now that they're finished in metal and stone, these pieces can go out into the world and inspire untold hearts and minds.

01/29/2026

A gorgeous Mokume Gane bracelet with a small Copper Phantom setting. The pattern on the mokume is pretty ornate and complex on the front side. Unfortunately, it's polished to the point where it doesn't show up well on camera. The backside has a coarser pattern and did show up well.

For those unaware, Mokume Gane is a Japanese metalworking technique of pattern welding copper to another metal, historically silver, and in this case nickel. Similar to "Damascus Steel" made by bladesmiths today or "Wootz" style crucible steels of antiquity. It adds a level of detail, aesthetic, and complexity to any piece.

This beauty is on sale now through the page here (just reach out to me via messenger) or will be available this weekend at the London Bridge Swap Meet in Lake Havasu City from 8am-2pm.

$85+shipping