Brass

Symbol: There is no element symbol for brass because it consists of a mixture of metals or an alloy. Brass is a copper alloy (element symbol Cu), usually combined with zinc (Zn), although sometimes other metals are combined with copper to make brass. Cu3Zn2
Atomic Number: Alloy, so somewhere between 29 & 30
Physical Properties: Excellent thermal conductivity. Resistance to saltwater corrosion and high ductility
Uses: Jewelry, musical instruments, household hardware
Melting Point: 1710 °F or 930 °C
Boiling Point: 2012 °F or 1100 °C
Health: Brass produces melanin for healthy hair and skin. As zinc is present in Brass, it helps to purify the blood. Consuming food or water from a brass vessel helps in curing respiratory diseases like cough and asthma.

About Me
Lottie's Trinkets is a small independent woman owned artistic jewelry company with a passion for design and an eye for detail. The founder, Lise Spence-Parsons, originally from the UK, has been designing jewelry since 2005. She was drawn to this line of work because she loves being able to create something that someone else will treasure for years to come.
Lottie's Trinkets is an all-round accessories company for women, with a focus on providing quality, yet affordable designer jewelry.

The creativity of Lise Spence-Parsons shines through in her designs, whether it be the use of semi precious stones, high end European crystal or freshwater pearls. Lise sells her products both online and at art fairs across America.

Lise is also a published author and an amateur watercolor artist. She is also President and Treasurer of Maple Grove Arts Center.