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Health amulet. Wedding ring with a pendant / Rustic wedding ring with a feather / A wedding band with an eagle feather / ring band / eagle feather / feather

A wide and thick wedding ring made of silver and copper with a feather pendant. The pen is thick, virtually indestructible.
Made by hand, using old, traditional goldsmith tools collected during 25 years of work in the profession.
In the picture, the wedding band has 10mm. All information on widths and prices are provided in the "Options"

Feathers in the culture of North American Indians had magical and religious significance. ... The plumes worn by Indian chiefs were a strong protective amulet, symbolizing communication with ghosts and the accomplishments of the owner of a magic ornament. Particular importance was attributed to the feathers of the eagle, which for the Indians was an animal of power

Thickness: 2mm
Construction:
- wide band made of Sterling Silver (contact with the body)
- wide band made of Copper
- narrow band made of silver
- Sterling Silver feather with a thickness of 1.8mm and a length of 27mm
Finish - Rustic Matt

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Sizing rings can be a tricky business – especially when working across the internet.

Why is it tricky? Because every jeweller does things ‘their way’ – and those ways don’t always line up, jeweller-to-jeweller.

Firstly, there are a ton of different ring measuring systems depending on where you live. Thankfully, there are handy charts like this one that allow jewellers like myself to convert from one system to another.

Next, we have our tools. Every jeweller has their own tools, manufactured from different places all over the world. Sometimes, this can mean that one jeweller’s tools are very slightly different from another’s. (I’m in Poland, but my tools actually have US measures on them, which means I need convert European sizes to US before I can make rings.)
It’s for this reason that I recommend that all my customers go to a couple of different local jewellers to get their ring size. If you can get 2 different jewellers who agree on your size, you can be pretty confident that it’s the right one!

Any other method – like using an online sizer, one you print out, or even a bit of string or tape around your finger are never going to get you an accurate size. The only way to be sure you’re getting the right size is to have a jeweller professionally size you in-person. Thankfully, any jewellery store will do this for free, and it takes just one or two minutes. It’s definitely worth the effort in the long run to get the size right, first time!

Size differs depending on the width of the ring you order, too. Jewellers can use either a thin or a wide set of sizing bands.