Embrace Kindness Ring in Gold

Description

“Mental Health” is a core life struggle that can be tricky to talk about or deal with.

Have you heard that anxiety occurs when you constantly worry about the future? And depression occurs when you beat yourself up about the past? When you get triggered by something in your day and find yourself going down a mental rabbit hole to the future or the past, how do you handle that?

What if, instead of beating yourself up for that mistake or some other situation beyond your control, you allowed yourself to be human. You allowed yourself to breathe. You allowed yourself one moment of grace to collect your thoughts and get on with your day.

Remember, you deserve as much compassion as any other person in this planet. That includes the compassion that you can give yourself.

This ring design mimics a blossoming flower, and the diamond is meant to be the seed of your kindness from which healthier habits can grow. Allow yourself to bloom.

Use this blooming teardrop as an anchor to remind you to be kind and patient with yourself instead of giving in to anxiety, depression, or worry.

Get “Embrace Kindness” today. Because you deserve your own compassion and grace.

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 21mm tall x 4mm high off the finger.
Ring band is 1.5 mm wide, half-round profile underneath the finger. Engraving included.
Diamond: 3.5x2mm (.05 carat) Marquise 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: F-G 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.