An open cuff stamped with COURAGE TO CHANGE in bold block letters, finished with a small pagoda emblem near the open ends. Stainless steel with a gloss finish, offered in silver, gold, or rose gold tone. Slip it on in the morning as a personal promise, or gift it to someone standing at a turning point.
Details
- Design: Slim open cuff stamped with “COURAGE TO CHANGE” in bold block lettering, with a subtle pagoda emblem near the open ends. Offered in silver tone, gold tone, or rose gold tone
- Size: Band 4 mm wide, 6.25 inches around. Open design fits most wrist sizes
- Material: Stainless steel with a gloss finish
- Care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and store away from moisture. Remove before swimming or showering to protect the finish
- Note: Slight variations in finish or engraving may occur from bracelet to bracelet
Meaning & Intention
Change is rarely comfortable, even when it is the outcome we are asking for.
The word courage comes from the Latin cor, meaning heart. This cuff is a call to lead with heart when the easier path would be to stay still.
Worn on the wrist, it sits where a pulse quickens before a hard conversation, a big decision, or a first step into something new. The open shape flexes and adjusts, leaving room, much like a life in progress.
Slipped on each morning, it becomes a tactile check-in through the day. Proof that becoming someone new is a choice you keep making, not a moment you wait on.
Essence & Elements
Intention: Courage, growth, transformation, motivation
Ideal for: Working toward a personal goal, a recovery milestone, or a fresh start, or gifting to someone who is
Suggested mantra: I have the courage to change
Questions & Guidance
Can I stack it with other bracelets?
Yes. The slim 4 mm band is made to layer with other cuffs and bangles without crowding the wrist.
Does it make a good gift?
The short, affirming engraving makes it a thoughtful gift for someone starting therapy, entering recovery, changing careers, or marking any personal turning point.
How do I use it as an intention piece?
Slip it on in the morning and name the change you are working toward. Touch the engraved words whenever you need to remember the choice you are making.
