Gemstone Tooth Ring | Custom Handmade Tooth ring | you provide the tooth

PLEASE READ DESCRIPTION IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE PLACING AN ORDER

CURRENT TURNAROUND TIME IS 6 WEEKS FROM THE TIME AN ORDER IS PLACED
***Please reach out to me with an image of the tooth you'd like to use before placing your order*** I will have to respond to your message before you'll be able to send the picture. Or upload a tooth photo with your order.

This listing is for a custom ring made with any two teeth you happen to have lying around! Baby teeth, wisdom teeth, animal teeth- I'd love to set any of them into a ring for you. Pictured here are some examples of custom rings I have made.

Gemstone tooth rings are hand constructed by me, and are available in sterling silver and 14k yellow gold. These rings can be set with 2mm and 3mm stones. I can accommodate most gemstone requests. Please reach out to me about what stone, or color of stone you'd like to use before placing your order. If you'd like any of the following gemstones, please select the 'precious' option when ordering- diamond, emerald, ruby, sapphire

If you need inspo for your gem, I suggest a birthstone, or a stone that matches the eyes or fur of your pet :)

Once your tooth arrives I will be in touch with placement options for the tooth/teeth and any gemstones.

***Unless you request otherwise, the root of the tooth will be removed before it is set in the ring. I do this because the root lacks a protective enamel coating, so is more susceptible to damage and staining. That being said, if you'd like to use the root I may be able to accommodate your request, depending on the condition of the tooth. ***

It is important that you mail the tooth to me within a week of placing your order, so I have enough time to make your ring within the three week processing time. Once you've placed your order I will be in touch with mailing instructions.

CARING FOR YOUR TOOTH RING

Teeth are bones. They are susceptible to damage from moisture, harsh soaps and chemicals, and staining from dirt and oils. I seal all the teeth I work with in a protective coating to help prevent damage, but it is still important to limit your jewelry's exposure to these things. It will extend the life of the coating, and the teeth. Care for your tooth jewelry the same way you'd care for your opal jewelry- remove it in situations where it could get damaged, like exercise, climbing, swimming, and limit it's exposure to moisture, and your jewelry should last for a long time!