A Tensor Ring neutralizes electromagnetic radiation. It is a closed-loop coil made of specifically measured and twisted copper wire.

A copper strand has polarity, meaning it has a positive and negative end. When crafting a Tensor Ring, you start with a long strand of copper, which is then folded in half. This folding reverses the polarity of the two strands, resulting in both ends having a positive and negative end.

Once the ring is cut to the desired cubit, the loop is closed by attaching the positive end to the negative end. This creates a microcurrent traveling both clockwise and counterclockwise. These microcurrents continuously collide with each other, flowing in opposite directions, and creating a field known as the “Tensor Field.”