Brass and Copper
Copper metals have contributed to our global community since the days of the Sumerians and the pre-dynasty Egyptians. Natural deposits of “native” copper, usually in crystallized form, was discovered and found by ancient peoples on the surface of the Earth in great abundance approximately over 10,000 years ago according to scientists.
Circa 5,000 B.C.E., metallurgy and smelting evolved and copper alloys such as bronze and brass were formed. All are highly able to conduct, transfer, and emit electrical charges/energy as well as having fantastic healing properties, easily fashioned into tools for cutting, and more. Archaeologists believe it may be the first metal ever used by man. More than 10,000 years ago, natural deposits of "native copper" were discovered on the surface of the Earth. The people of that time learned that this newfound material could be fashioned into knives, axes and other tools much easier than the tools they were making out of stone. For nearly five thousand years afterward, copper was the only metal known to primitive man.
Copper is naturally feminine
Copper is a female element and holds properties of softening and increasing communication. It makes ideas flow more smoothly and is very sensitive to energies.
Brass an alloy made of copper and zinc and known for it’s naturally germicidal tendencies.
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