Tiger Photo jewelry & gifts - Pendant / Necklaces

If you have never seen snow quartz it reminds me of the ice over a frozen pond or lake when the snow is brushed away. It is partially translucent with swirls and veins sometimes a speck or two which makes each one distinctly unique. These gemstones are hand cut and no two are ever the same. Your pendant may have a somewhat stained glass appearance when you hold it up to the light. Measurements are approximately 25mm X 25mm (1 inch x 1 inch).

You may choose between gold plate/brass and silver plate/nickel metals. You decide if you want 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.

Select chain size and type.
- 24"nickel or brass bead chain has a 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

Click here to find out how to customize this pendant with your own favorite photo.

•White tigers are are not albinos or a separate species of tigers. They are white colored tigers with blue eyes, a pink nose, and creamy white fur covered with chocolate colored stripes. White tigers are born to tigers that carry the unusual gene needed for white coloring. Wild white tigers are very rare and found mostly in zoos.

• The White Tiger is a good swimmer, but a very poor climber and slow runner but makes up for it with it's stealth. They are solitary animals and in the wild hunt mostly at night.

• The first white tiger to be captured and live in captivity was the famed Mohan. Captured as a cub after his mother and siblings were killed by the the Maharajah, he lived at the Maharajah's 150-roomed palace for the remainder of his life.