fun rings

A broad sterling silver band, engraved with delicate flowers and leaves, is the base for this inspirational meditation ring from India's Shivani Choudhary. Two slender bands, inscribed with lotus blossoms and the words "inhale" and "exhale," spin freely and serve as a gentle reminder to aspire to a calmer, more peaceful frame of mind.

Little puppy paws go all over this sterling silver band ring, representing the happy canine souls saved by the Bali Animal Welfare Association. Rescuing dogs since 1970, the group puts their hope in jewelry designer Janice Girardi to create this gorgeous accessory, polished for a shiny look. But the ring is not only a stylish design: every purchase contributes to the association, helping them fund the medical and food expenses that make those little tails wag joyfully.

You will first fall in love with the adorable puppy paws that go all over this square sterling silver band ring, boasting a lovely combination of oxidized and polished finishes. But then you will realize that while purchasing this stylish accessory, you will also be contributing to the Bali Animal Welfare Association’s cause of rescuing sick, injured and abandoned animals from the streets and beaches of Bali, healing them and finding them loving homes. BAWA was founded in 2007 by Janice Girardi, an American jewelry designer who resides in Indonesia and has been rescuing dogs for over three decades. Funded only by donations, their signature program is focused on saving from extinction the native Balinese dog breed, or kintamani.

You will first fall in love with the adorable puppy paws that go all over this square sterling silver band ring, boasting a lovely combination of oxidized and polished finishes. But then you will realize that while purchasing this stylish accessory, you will also be contributing to the Bali Animal Welfare Association’s cause of rescuing sick, injured and abandoned animals from the streets and beaches of Bali, healing them and finding them loving homes. BAWA was founded in 2007 by Janice Girardi, an American jewelry designer who resides in Indonesia and has been rescuing dogs for over three decades. Funded only by donations, their signature program is focused on saving from extinction the native Balinese dog breed, or kintamani.