Description
“Failure” is a core life struggle that many people face, especially if you are dedicated to learning, adventuring, or trying new things.
But the problem with failure, however, is that so many people are so afraid to fail that they never even try to learn or grow or go after that big dream. In other words, the idea of “failure” is both paralyzing and disabling.
But imagine who you would be if you didn’t carry around the limiting belief that failure was bad. Instead, what if you knew that failures were just lessons, stepping stones on the path to mastery?
Remember, as long as you don’t give up, you could be just one failure away from getting “it” right. The relationship of your dreams. The career of your dreams. The life of your dreams!
All the “paths” in the center of this ring represent all the paths you’ve taken in life, all the lessons you’ve learned. And the diamond is that shining success that you crave.
Use this jewelry to anchor unwavering perseverance and mental toughness into your mindset. Having the life you want could be as simple as staying the course.
Get “Never Give Up” today! Because you deserve to get “it” right.
Want something changed? If you want a different gemstone, a larger/smaller gemstone, or a different engraving, this item is customizable.
Contact me today to learn more.
DIMENSIONS:
Top of Ring: 15mm wide across the finger x 17mm tall x 4mm high off the finger.
Ring band is 1.5 mm wide, half-round profile underneath the finger. Engraving included.
Diamond: 3mmx3mm (.15 carat) Asscher cut
MATERIALS:
Ring: solid 14kt gold in satin finish. Your choice of yellow, white, or rose gold. Your choice of lab-grown diamond or natural diamond.
Lab-Grown Diamond: FG Color, VS Clarity
Natural Diamond: GHI Color, VS Clarity
A note on the white gold: I DO NOT rhodium plate any of my white gold pieces because I don’t want you to have to get them re-plated every 6-18 months.
Your white gold jewelry will have a very pale, beautiful, buttery, white color. Do not be alarmed. That’s how it is supposed to look. Natural. If you’re interested in learning more about why I don’t Rhodium plate my white gold pieces, please click through to this short article.
A note on the diamonds: If you are having trouble choosing between a lab-grown diamond and a natural diamond, I’ve written a one-page cheat sheet to help you. Click over to learn more.
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