Pet Print Cremation Jewelry: Shield Ring Noseprint Pendant

Pet Print Cremation Jewelry: Shield Ring Noseprint
Item Number: NP-2022 Dimensions: approx. 5/8H" x 5/8" front of ring x 4/8" at widest part of band Each of our engraved pet print cremation jewelry rings is designed to hold a tiny amount of precious ashes, a lock of fur, sacred soil or sand from a favorite beach. The actual pet print is etched into the metal's surface. Submit your chosen print (pawprint, noseprint, talon-print, hoofprint) to appear on the front of this timeless memorial jewelry keepsake. View more pet print cremation jewelry Available metals: Sterling Silver (stamped 925) 14K solid yellow gold 14K solid white gold Platinum Please allow additional 4-5 weeks for solid 14k gold or platinum orders. Our precious metal rings all have a rubber gasket on the screw making it air and water tight. Digital photo shown as sample for angle and exposure (size should be larger). How do I Collect prints? Taking a high resolution digital photo is the easiest way to capture your pet's paw or nose prints and there is no mess! For best results use high resolution setting- photo must be in focus with sharp detail with good exposure (see above paw photo for example). Take several photos and send us the best ones. (Resolution recommendation- 300 dpi or higher or around 2000px x 1500px or higher. If unsure, use the highest resolution setting. JPG format works best). If using ink prints, we recommend using "baby/child-safe" or "non-toxic" ink pads and plain white paper. Black ink works best. Begin by studying the pawprint of the animal whose print is being taken. Select the area of the paw that is the most interesting. It is generally the area on the center of the paw. This is the area you will want to ink. Practice taking prints on any blank white sheet of paper. Lightly touch the inked surface twice and then press downward on the paper. Use more of a tapping motion than a rolling one. When you are satisfied with the look of the practice prints, place five good prints along the bottom of plain white paper or a white card. Artisans will select the clearest portion of the best print for casting. To scan your print- lay print flat against scanner glass (you may need to apply gentle pressure to scanner lid). Scan at 600 dpi and save in JPG format. Review your prints. If prints look blurry at 100% on screen, you will probably need to adjust your settings. How to Submit Your Prints If your file is 1 MB or less, use the File Upload feature. For files larger than 1 MB, AZ Memorial's unbeatable cremation jewelry value: 100% satisfaction promise Free velvet presentation box Free pendant filling kit