Read the full title Simple Sterling Silver Floral Wrap Ring handmade rings, gift for yoga teacher, yoga jewelry, flowers, gift for teen girl, worn on TV

I make these pretty little rings by hand. I impress the silver with a lovely floral pattern, then cut it to your size and hammer it into shape.
This necklace was gifted to the stylist of the Lifetime movie "The Road Home For Christmas". The necklace was sent in a collaborative gift bag from The Artisan Group. It was selected to be worn by Marla Sokoloff as Lindsay.
It was also used on High School Musical: The Series and worn by Olivia Rodrigo as Nini Salazar in season 2, episode 4.

The rings are made to order. They will ship within 2-3 weeks of purchase.

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My jewelry is literally made by hand; I make each piece myself. This means that you may find some imperfections, and that no two pieces will ever be exactly alike. While this is great for individuals who like to wear unique, one of a kind items, I understand that it may not be for everyone. If you prefer machined perfection, please consider another shop.

To save trees and reduce production costs for me (which keeps prices as low as possible for you), I do not include a printed receipt with your purchase unless specifically asked. You can track your package and find your receipt in the Purchases & Reviews section of your Etsy profile.

Unfortunately I do not ship to addresses not verified by USPS. I am also unable to change the address on your order- please double check to be sure your address is correct in the system. If a change of address is needed after the purchase is made, I will cancel and refund your order. After you add the new address to your profile you can repurchase your item- just be sure to choose the correct address at checkout.

This gorgeous piece will come to you with free Priority shipping, plus a free gift! I ship once a week on Saturdays.

Disclosure:
The bones/skulls I use are from various online sellers or from roadkill I collect. Most I process myself. Since I buy from more than one seller, these bones can come from a variety of sources: found bones, bones from taxidermists, trappers & hunters, or from collectors. Bones are *not* the reason people hunt or have animals mounted and/or stuffed, they are a byproduct of these actions. It is up to you as a buyer to decide if this qualifies as an "ethically sourced" product.