Tiger Photo jewelry & gifts - Pendant / Necklaces

These tiger sketch dolomite focal stone pendants look somewhat like scrimshaw. The slightly translucent Dolomite gemstone is a flat bead with a built-in bail at the top. The stones sometimes have little twinkles that show through uncovered areas when tilted in the sunlight. Your tiger pendant's appearance is a bit like translucent stained glass. When you hold it up to the light there may be some veins and/or flecks of gray. These are real gemstones and no two are ever the same and that is the beauty of them.

You may choose either gold plate or silver plated metals on either a medium or large stone. You decide if you want a bead chain or a rubber cord, the length and even the color. If you choose the cord it will be black unless you pick an alternate color provided. Your pendant is made just for you after you order with your specifications. This means you are getting a custom piece, so please use care when making your selections.

The stone sizes are as follows:

Large pendant gemstone measures 1 1/2" high by 1 1/8" wide (38mmX29mm).

Medium pendant gemstone measures 1 1/4" high by 1" wide(33mmX24mm).

Select chain size and type.
- 24"nickel or brass bead chain has a quality lobster claw fastener
- 18 " or 20" rope (synthetic rubber) has a quality lobster claw fastener

Is this a gift? Pair up with snow quartz or heart tiger earrings (images below) to make a set. Make it special by adding a pre-wrapped foil gift box with ribbon and velveteen lining. Tweet

Boutique Price $25.00

• The Siberian tiger is also known as Amur tiger, Manchurian tiger, Northeast China tiger and Ussurian tiger.

Since the Russian tigers roam large areas and cross the Russian border, the exact number of tigers in Russia is naturally hard to determine. In 1997, estimations showed a Russian population of 360-400.

The Siberian tiger is the largest of all tiger subspecies. The heaviest recorded tiger was a Siberian weighing an amazing 1,025 pounds.

All tigers have a similar marking on their forehead, which resembles the Chinese symbol Wang, meaning King.

A Siberian tiger needs to eat over 20 pounds of meat a day to sustain itself in the cold climate. It is capable of eating over 100 pounds of meat in one sitting.