The copper cup

Longevity Pure Copper Cup, 8 oz, Hand Engraved

$38.00

A solid copper cup, hand-engraved in the Mina tradition: black-inked floral work against bright copper. Eight ounces, sized for the desk, the table and the bedside. No two are cut alike.

Quick benefits
  • Solid copper, with no lining or lacquer
  • Hand-engraved Mina work, no two cups alike
  • 8 oz, sized for the desk or the bedside

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Specifications & care

An 8 oz (237 ml) drinking cup in solid copper, engraved by hand in the Mina tradition: dense floral work inked in black against the bright metal, with no lining or lacquer inside. Each cup is cut by hand, so no two carry the same pattern. A straight-sided tumbler with no handle, sized for the desk, the table or the bedside.

This is a water cup, not a cocktail mug. Lined copper mule mugs are made for acidic drinks; this one is bare copper and is meant for plain water only. Keep juice, citrus, coffee and hot drinks out of it.

Hand wash with warm water and dry. When the copper darkens, lemon juice and coarse salt on a soft cloth bring it back to bright. No dishwasher.

  • Capacity: 8 oz (237 ml)
  • Material: pure copper, unlined
  • Finish: hand-engraved Mina work, inked black
  • Care: hand wash only, no dishwasher

Ships free in the US with a 30-day in-home trial. The 1 L copper bottle carries the same engraving, and the 10 L copper dispenser fills it through the day.

Part of the Copper Collection; care steps for the whole line are on the copper-care page.

Care

Hand wash only and dry after use. Copper darkens with time, which is the metal behaving normally. Lemon juice and coarse salt on a soft cloth return it to bright.

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Why the copper cup

The daily pour, in copper.

Start the day with a ritual

Morning water from copper, an Ayurvedic habit thousands of years old.

Sized for one serving

Eight ounces, made for the desk, the table and the bedside.

A piece you will keep

Hand-engraved Mina work, so no two cups are alike.

Longevity Pure Copper Cup, 8 oz, hand-engraved, on a sandstone block with linen and raw copper
What's inside

What the cup is made of.

Solid CopperUnlined, unlacquered

Pure copper throughout, so the water sits against bare metal.

Hand-Engraved Mina WorkCut by hand

Traditional floral engraving, inked in black, so no two pieces match.

Tapered Cup8 oz · 237 ml

A handleless cup that sits easily in the hand, sized for a single serving.

Features
Our cup
Most copper mugs
Solid copper, never plated
Our cup: yes
Most copper mugs: no
No lacquer coating
Our cup: yes
Most copper mugs: no
No lining of another metal
Our cup: yes
Most copper mugs: no
Engraved by hand, no two alike
Our cup: yes
Most copper mugs: no
Ages into a warm patina
Our cup: yes
Most copper mugs: no

A cup worth keeping.

Most copper mugs are lacquered or lined with another metal. Ours is solid copper, engraved by hand.

Reviews

From people who use it.

  • 5 stars: 8 (100%)
  • 4 stars: 0 (0%)
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  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Brandon brooks

10/10—I LOVE this copper cup. The pattern is beautiful, and it has that old-fashioned look I’m drawn to. I prefer avoiding plastic for drinking water, especially with my concerns about BPA, so the material appeals to me too.

I also read about copper’s natural antibacterial properties and its traditional use for storing drinking water. That history makes it even more interesting to me. The design alone caught my attention, but learning more about copper gave me another reason to appreciate it. Definitely a cup I’d happily leave out on display.

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Janel

These 100% copper cups from Livewell Earth are stunning on the counter with their intricate floral design, but the real benefit is drinking from them. I bought 2 of them…Storing water in pure copper naturally alkalizes and purifies it, giving it a crisp, refreshing taste that stays naturally cool. It’s also read that copper cups are a wonderful, holistic way to support digestion and immune health every morning. These livewell copper cups are High-quality, durable, and an absolute pleasure to use.

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Chris Cook

I keep this copper mug by my sink now because the 8 oz size is perfect for my morning water, the solid copper feels sturdy, and the engraved design looks beautiful sitting out. I also love that it feels more special than drinking out of my usual glass.

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Kaylah Smith

I love that this mug is made from solid, untreated copper, so I’m not drinking from plastic or a coated lining. The 8 oz size makes it easy to drink a full serving of water each morning, the hand-engraved design looks beautiful on my counter, and the solid copper feels sturdy enough for everyday use.

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meryem bibi

My health journey has taught me to be more thoughtful about the products I bring into my daily routine. I love that this 8 oz copper mug is made from solid, untreated copper without a lacquer coating or inner lining. The hand-engraved Mina design gives it a unique, timeless look, making it beautiful enough to display and enjoyable to use every day. Its compact size is perfect for a single serving of water, and the simple hand-washing care makes maintenance easy. I also appreciate Livewell Earth’s batch verification approach. It feels like a thoughtful choice for anyone who values traditional wellness rituals, quality craftsmanship, and mindful living.

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Mike Rogers

My past health struggles taught me to be more intentional about the small choices I make each day. LiveWell Earth’s Longevity Copper Mug caught my eye because it is made from 100% solid copper, with no lacquer coating or inner lining. The hand-engraved Mina design gives it a unique, handcrafted look. Drinking from copper is supposed to be so good for you, i feel like the water tastes cleaner when i drink from this cup, also, it is beautifully engraved and adds an elegant touch to my kitchen.

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Dental student

I’ve used bare copper wire for electroculture in my homestead garden for years, watching our plants thrive without chemical fertilizers. Bringing that same raw, natural power inside made total sense.

I don’t trust plastic jugs or mystery alloy thermoses, so Livewell Earth’s solid, untreated copper cup was an easy choice. I found out about it at a local farmer's market. A bunch of people there had the water bottle and they educated on the benefits of using copper for drinking water.

I fill it and let water sit overnight to tap into copper’s natural antimicrobial properties. Drinking it during intense, late-night grad school study blocks delivered three immediate changes: crisp water that actually quenches deep thirst, zero afternoon energy dips, and a clear, focused head when working through difficult practice exams. Just clean craftsmanship that works in harmony with the body.

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Ethan ramirez

This has completely changed my morning water routine. I started filling my Longevity Copper Mug with water and drinking it first thing in the morning, and I genuinely feel more refreshed and energized afterward. It’s become one of those little wellness habits that I actually look forward to every day.

I originally became interested in copper after reading about its long history of traditional use and copper’s natural antimicrobial properties. I can’t say exactly what part of my routine is responsible, but since I started using this mug consistently, I feel better in the mornings, more hydrated, and ready to get my day started. The water even seems to taste noticeably crisper and fresher to me.

Beyond that, the mug itself is gorgeous. It feels substantial and high quality, and the real copper gives it such a beautiful, old-world look. I love that something so simple has become one of my favorite parts of my morning wellness routine.

Questions & answers

Straight answers.

Who is this for?
Anyone bringing the copper water ritual down to a single serving.
Is this solid copper?
Yes. Pure copper throughout, with no lining and no lacquer coating, so the water sits against bare copper. The Mina engraving is cut by hand into the metal itself. Hand wash only, no dishwasher. Lemon and salt restore the shine.
What's not in it?
No lacquer coating; No plating or lining; No mass production.
Will mine look exactly like the photographs?
Handmade Disclaimer: Minor cosmetic variations and imperfections are natural characteristics of handmade craftsmanship and are not classified as flaws or defects.
What if it doesn't work for me?
Every order is backed by a 30-day promise: feel it or your money back. Shipping is free, both ways.
Is this a Moscow mule mug?
No. Mule mugs are usually lined or lacquered for acidic cocktails. This cup is bare, unlined copper made for plain water.
What size is it?
8 oz, 237 ml, a standard small glass.
Does it have a handle?
No. It is a straight-sided tumbler held in the hand, with a bare copper interior and the engraved, darkened pattern on the outside.
How do I care for it?
Hand wash, dry, and brighten with lemon and salt when it darkens.

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Our Standards

Built to last.

Solid copper, engraved by hand, made to be used every day for years.

No two alike

Every cup is engraved by hand, so the pattern on yours is its own.

Made to be lived with

On the desk, the table or the bedside, a small daily ritual in copper.

Longevity Pure Copper Cup, 8 oz, Hand Engraved$38.00