Yellow-gold disc-charm ring with a hand-drawn dog portrait, styled on a pale marble surface

Bague photo d'animal

Plaqué or 18 carats / 7
$63.00
Prix promotionnel  $63.00 Prix régulier 
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Yellow-gold disc-charm ring with a hand-drawn dog portrait, styled on a pale marble surface

Bague photo d'animal

$63.00
Prix promotionnel  $63.00 Prix régulier 
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Your dog or cat, drawn by hand from your photo and hung on a small disc that swings when you move. Their portrait or their paw in 316L steel: the playful way to keep them close.

This is the portrait you see on your own hand all day. The disc hangs from a small jump ring at the front of the band, so it swings and catches the light as your hand moves. To make it, an artist redraws your dog or cat by hand from your photo, and we laser-engrave that line portrait into a 15 mm disc of 316L surgical steel. The round disc gives the artist room to work, so the features you'd recognize carry at finger distance. Want their paw instead? We draw it the same way, from a clear photo of the paw.

That swing is the difference from a signet ring, where the face sits fixed and formal: this photo ring is the casual, playful one. The band is a solid 6 mm of the same 316L steel, made for everyday wear and plated in 18K gold or rhodium.

Details

  • Material: 316L surgical stainless steel base, plated in 18K gold or rhodium (hypoallergenic, tarnish-resistant)
  • Disc charm: 15 mm round, hung from a jump ring at the front of the band so it swings freely
  • Band width: 6 mm
  • Sizes: 7–13 (US standard)
  • Engraving: Hand-drawn portrait or paw print, laser-engraved and permanent

Common questions

How do I get the ring size right, especially as a gift?

Order the everyday-wear size of the finger you want it on. Most people know the size of a ring they already wear, or you can measure at home with our size guide. The dangling disc is the focal point, so the ring still looks right even a half-size loose, which helps when you're guessing for a gift. If the fit is off, exchange within 30 days for any size 7 to 13.

Will it really look like my pet on a disc this small?

The 15 mm disc gives the artist a clean round space to draw in, and pets read well from a photo with clear eyes, ears, and markings. We draw to capture the features you'd recognize, not a pixel-perfect copy. Doing a paw print instead? Send a clear photo of the paw and we draw from that the same way. If the photo can't carry enough detail, we email you before drawing rather than ship something that doesn't look like them.

Does the disc spin around or catch on things during the day?

It's a real ring, not a necklace charm: the disc is set on a solid 316L band and hangs from a jump ring at the front, where it swings a little as your hand moves. It can turn to face in or out, the way any charm does, and it settles flat against the finger. The 15 mm size is small enough to wear while typing, cooking, or washing up without snagging.

Is the plating durable, and is it safe for sensitive skin?

Under the plating, the ring is 316L surgical stainless steel, the same hypoallergenic grade used for everyday body jewelry, so most people who react to other metals can wear it. The 18K gold or rhodium finish is made for everyday wear and is tarnish-resistant. Treat it like any plated jewelry: it lasts longest kept away from heavy abrasion and harsh chemicals.

How is this different from your signet ring and your pet face keychain?

Three ways to carry the same hand-drawn portrait. The signet ring sets the face flat and fixed on the finger, a more formal look. This disc ring hangs the portrait on a little charm that swings, the casual, playful version. And the portrait disc keychain carries that same portrait on a round disc, on your keys instead of your hand. Same craft, different daily rhythm. You can compare all the styles in our ring collection.

Do you make matching earrings?

Yes — our Pet Portrait Disc Earrings carry the same hand-drawn portrait as a pair of drop discs, so you can wear them on the ear instead of the hand.

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