Rhino Tears Jewellery
Registered Charity (England & Wales) no. 1189095
THEY NEED YOUR HELP NOW, MORE THAN EVER ...
The ripple effect from the collapse of tourism due to Coronavirus is still being felt. This lack of much-needed income has had a major impact on decades of conservation work. We need your help to continue to secure a future for these magnificent creatures.

You can help us support conservation, anti-poaching and community projects at a time when this endangered species is at such risk, either by purchasing an item of handmade jewellery or simply by donating directly.
ENSURING A FUTURE
All profits raised through the sales of our jewellery are going to three fantastic causes. Money raised over the Winter 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
"I buy your rhino tears for all my nearest and dearest. Thank you for this very special gift"
"I am working in a vacciantion centre in Zurich, Switzerland. There was a woman with these wonderful chains and I asked her where I can get these one."
"Amazing work. Thank you for creating this beautiful range for such an awesome cause."
"My 2nd purchase from you - love the ‘tear’ and the cause. Thank you and keep up the great work"
"Will make a great 21st present for my god daughter and help support Rhino conservation."

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. Rhino Tears Jewellery is a registered charity in the UK (1189095).

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...

#Tears For Rhinos