They need your help, more than ever...
Animals can’t catch coronavirus, the experts say, but that may not stop it killing them. The ripple effect from the collapse of tourism is threatening to wipe out decades of conservation work. You can help us ensure a future for these a magnificent creatures.
You can help us support conservation and anti-poaching projects through the Name a Baby Rhino competition, which includes the chance to WIN a 3 night safari at Kariega Game Reserve. 100% of proceeds will go to supporting vital conservation projects.
ENSURING A FUTURE
All profits raised through the sales of our jewellery are going to three fantastic causes. Money raised over the Spring will continue to be split between these charities, helping to fund their essential and highly successful projects. Click on the link below to donate to our causes without purchasing jewellery.
Latest Testimonials
"Have ordered pendant at Christmas - fantastic quality and great packaging. x"
"I have given so many Rhino Tear necklaces to various friends & family - just love them!! Great initiative."
"Great initiative! I grew up in South Africa and these animals are very dear to my heart. Now living in Germany, I can’t wait to give my partner these beautiful cuff links for his 40th birthday. A great gift with a beautiful purpose."
"Was given one of your beautiful necklaces on my birthday and am now getting a bracelet for another friend thus spreading the word and the work you do. The fact that the jewellery is gorgeous too is a bonus!"
"Beautiful jewellery and thank you I'm so touched by what you do."
Rhino Tears shop has jewellery for all ages and occasions. The Tears are lovingly crafted and hand-finished to the highest quality.
You can help us save the rhino today.
Jewellery designer, Sarah Cobden-Ramsay, creates timeless pieces for her Rhino Tear jewellery collection. 100% of the profits from Rhino Tears go towards various anti-poaching projects across Africa.
On a visit to the Kariega Game Reserve in South Africa I encountered a rhino called Thandi quietly grazing with her calf. I learnt that she is a rare survivor of a brutal poaching attack...
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