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Every Purchase Supports & Protects Endangered Wolves

Wolves embody the wild spirit in us. they defend our ecosystems and inspire our cultures. Wolves are an integral part of nature and deserve to be respected and protected as a wild species. Unfortunately. every year a large number of wolves are being hunted and killed due to legislation that both allows and encourages the mass slaughter (up to 90%) of wolf populations.

Now More Than Ever. Wolves Need Our Help

Every Purchase Makes A Difference

Wear this bracelet proudly. knowing that your purchase provides protection and helps preserve the future of endangered wolves around the world.

Our unique beaded wolf bracelet is made of natural lava stones. coupled with 4 majestic stones. Aquamarine. Lapis Lazuli. Malachite. and decorated with a metallic wolf head. It serves as a symbol of strength. guardianship. and loyalty. making it the perfect gift for yourself or your loved ones. 

A portion of the proceeds generated from the sale of the Wolf Bracelet goes to further our mission to help Save A Wolf. 

‘Save A Wolf’ Bracelet 

You are a wolf at heart! You might not have actually been born as a wolf. but you possess many of the positive traits that wolves display – intelligence and instinct. Those who are born under this sign are fiercely loyal to their family. friends. and pack.

Aquamarine Stone

A stone that supports and strengthens the energy of the heart chakra and offers comfort to those who have suffered from any form of trauma or loss. helping to bring about core soul repair and healing.

Turquoise Stone

A stone believed to provide not only protection of negativity. but also clear your connection to the purity of the natural elements. It is an excellent healing stone. helping with digestion. fertility and sleep

Lapis Lazuli Stone

A stone that liberates one from fears and self-impose limitations and shields the wearer from negative influence.

Since wolves were removed from the Endangered Species Act last year. Gray Wolves of the Northern Rockies have been under assault.

Hunters in Idaho can legally shoot and trap as many wolves as they like year-round. In Montana. individual hunters can kill up to 20 wolves a year each. In Wyoming. there is no hunting limit across much of the state. Even the wolves of Yellowstone National Park are being hunted when they leave the park’s boundaries.

If this continues. we risk losing 90% of the Gray Wolves of the Northern Rockies in Idaho alone.

January Update: Over 1.000 wolves have been killed in the western USA since July 1st 2021.