Hennies Branch Pearls Ring
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1 year warranty
14 days return policy
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AFFENSTARK e.V.
Dieser Ring ist der Grünmeerkatze Hennie gewidmet. By purchasing a piece of jewelry from the Wildlife Collection, you support AFFENSTARK e.V. in the rescue of monkeys and wild animals.
Affenstark e.V.
In 2021, we dedicated our Wildlife Collection to Michi Schreiber, and since then, 10% of every sale of a piece of jewelry goes to her association for animal and species protection: AFFENSTARK e.V. As an animal protector, SPIEGEL bestselling author, founder of the association, and primatologist, it is her vision to give as many primates and wild animals as possible a safe life in freedom. With her passion, the young woman inspires and moves people from all over the world for monkeys.
Equipped with a fascinatingly beautiful branch pearl, this ring reminds us of the beauty of Mother Nature and the endless expanse of the sea. Make a successful statement with any outfit, or combine it wildly with our pearl earrings.
Dedication: Hennie's mom was shot so that the little man could be kept as a pet.Fortunately, a man named Hennie learned about him and brought him to the shelter. Since Hennie only survived thanks to him, he was named after his hero!
MATERIAL
925 sterling silver
Our jewelry made of sterling silver consists of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% copper, which gives it its wonderful shine. Silver jewelry can lose brilliance over time, but regular care helps prevent discoloration and quickly remove it.
Gold vermeil
Vermeil is not like ordinary gold plating. The pieces made of 18 karat are coated with a thick layer of gold over high-quality sterling silver. This coating ensures long-lasting shine that is maintained for many years with proper care.
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AFFENSTARK e.V.
The AFFENSTARK e.V. was founded in 2021 by Michi Schreiber, a passionate primatologist. The mission of the association is to protect primates and other wildlife as well as their habitats. To achieve this, AFFENSTARK e.V. rescues, rehabilitates, and protects injured, orphaned, and confiscated animals - especially primates - and advocates for their release back into the wild.