'Beware the Ides of March.' Act I, Scene II Julius Caesar (the soothsayer to Julius Caesar warning him of his forthcoming demise)

Haunting scripted quote from William Shakespeare's The Tragedy of Julius Caesar (written in 1599), set upon 19th century imagery of the Act and Scene that particular quote is from. Finished in stormy blue with a weathered appearance.

The brass cuff measures 1.5" tall and 5.5" round with an opening of 1.5", easily adjustable by using slight pressure once on your wrist. The brass (an alloy of zinc and copper) ages beautifully and uniquely; it will change patina over time and this is completely natural. The artwork I use is slightly translucent and the patterns you see are from the patina of the brass underneath. All protected under a sealant for extra durability but I would advise NOT to go rushing into the sea whilst wearing it or similar interactions with water.

This piece is handmade in England, United Kingdom so please allow 5-7 days before it can be shipped....things have to dry !

Arrives wrapped in non-tarnish tissue paper, gift boxed and tied with organza ribbon, completely gorgeous for gift-giving.