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We’re excited to introduce our new Legion HeroBracelets. Each is hand hewn from heavy, solid copper and made to your custom order. The process is over two hours of hand work to make each bracelet and you can choose the finish and style. Every Legion HeroBracelet is a unique piece of art. We’ll be working hard on our end to get the new Legion HeroBracelets up on the Web site. In the meantime, we’d love your input and comments!
CONGRATULATIONS TO STELLA VIDALES ON WINNING THE VERY FIRST LEGION SERIES HEROBRACELET!
We shot a series of photos showing the process of making each Legion Series HeroBracelet.
Raw copper is heat treated
Copper blank ready to begin work
Each letter is measured and hand stamped into the copper.
After all letters are stamped, edges are hand finished.
Aegis HeroBracelet, heated, twisted and shaped.
High heat is applied to harden and patina the copper.
Finished Spartan HeroBracelet in high polish, ready to go to it's new owner.
Finished Aegis HeroBracelet in high polish finish ready to wear. Each Legion Series HeroBracelet takes up to two hours to make by hand and comes with a 100 year warranty from HeroBracelets.org.
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6 Comments, Comment or Ping
Mae Colburn
I love the new Legion HeroBracelets!!
Each one is truly one of a kind. I am sure anyone would be proud to wear them in honor of their loved ones.
Sheliah Babbitt
Your new legion HeroBracelets are the best I’ve ever seen. The different shades of copper and the different styles offer so much more to a person that wants their hero close by. These would truly be a treasure for anyone to have!
lauren ellis
I am in love with these new bracelets! One of a kind piece of art that you can wear and honor your loved one at the same time! Great job!
Katie Easley
My dad served in WWII under General Patton in the Battle of the Bulge. He came home a hero with many honors. He passed away when I was 3 yrs. in a tragic boating accident. Killed by a drunk driver. I would love to wear one of these in his honor. Also would love to have one for each of my 3 sons who have only heard about his service to our country. This is a wonderful idea!
So glad to feel a close tie to you from our “Pampa” roots!
S. Renee' Mayne
I have worn an anodized aluminum hero bracelet with my soldier’s name on it since my friend Debbie had it sent to me as a gift when my daughter deployed for the first time. It stays on my arm 24 hours a day and is wearing thin. I will continue to wear it until my soldier comes home but need another one to pair with it since her promotion. I must order one of these new, beautiful and artistic pieces of love!
I would also like to combine my love of metalwork, my sense of awe in my obligation to our US Military and your efforts to the cause. Would you send me a graphic banner or icon link and permission for me to add it to our website? The process images you share really show the story of what goes into this craft. I would be honored to spread the word even more about your fine craftsmanship and dedication to our U. S. Troops! Thank you for honoring our duty to our Armed Forces in this way, and one day I hope to give my bracelets to my grandchildren so they too will understand we stood behind our men and women in uniform.
With these new designs, you have outdone yourselves
christopher sessions
as an active duty Marine and being a grunt my guys and i see alot of stuff happen that the public doesnt see or need to! and when we lose a friend and brother we each try and find different ways to remember them and to tell about them without using our mouths. and the Hero Bracelets are an awesome way of doing this. they seem to have a “magical” effect on the wearer and those who politely ask about them. i want to thank each and everyone of you who make wear and promote them. my brothers and sisters are looking down with the Veterens of old and are saying see never again will the people we fight for forget us! SEMPER FI!
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