The Sterling Silver Yin and Yang ring is an exquisite piece of inspirational paw print jewelry that creatively captures the essence of the bond shared between a pet owner and dog. The Sterling Silver Yin and Yang Paw Print ring, with coordinating spiritual paw print post earrings are an expansion of the Yin and Yang pet jewelry collection dedicated to the men and women who rescue animals in need giving them a chance for a better life. Opposite but equal those in animal rescue give and find the forever love and care that these animals yearn for and deserve.
The cycle of giving and receiving to create growth and set upon a new journey for all involved is represented on the circular face of the Yin and Yang Paw Print ring. The paw print jewelry design transformed the dots into two petite paw prints; one in gleaming silver on an oxidized background, and one oxidized to a deep rich contrast to the glimmering silver background. These opposing sides of the ring face are divided in equal parts by an S shaped curvature. The slender band even takes on the ebb and flow nature of the Yin and Yang symbol caressing the Sterling Silver Taijitu Paw Print ring face from opposite angles.
- Handcrafted Yin and Yang Paw Print Ring can be worn with coordinating Yin and Yang earrings.
- A percentage of all sales from the Yin and Yang gift collection will be donated back to animal rescue.
- Pet rescue jewelry makes a great dog-lover gift.
At Dazzling Paws Jewelry, we understand and appreciate the difficult work animal rescue groups and animal shelters do to compassionately and effectively respond to those animals that are suffering and in need. That's why we donate a percentage of all sales from our Yin and Yang jewelry to help offset medical expenses at animal rescues and shelters across the United States.
Past recipients include: TX Border Collie Rescue, C.A.R.E. for Animals, GRROW, Green Acres Boxer Rescue, Langlade County Humane Society, Glen Highland Farm, 100+ Animal Rescue Inc.
Finding Your Ring Size and How to Measure Your Finger:
- Find a piece of string or strip of paper no wider than 1/2".
- Wrap it around the base of the finger you wish to wear the ring on. Once the string/paper is snug, slip the paper back off the finger. If the string/paper expands slightly when sliding over your knuckle mark that point on the paper or string. You want your ring to be large enough to get over your knuckle.
- Use a pen to mark the point on the string/paper where it overlaps, forming a complete circle.
- With a ruler, measure the length from the starting end of the string/paper to the pen mark.
- Use this measurement and the chart to determine your ring size.
*For a more accurate method of measuring ring size stop by your local jewelry store and have your finger sized with a ring sizer.
*When sizing your finger with a ring sizer, make sure it slides off fairly easily over the knuckle.
