Pink Sea Urchin for Breast Cancer

My love for the ocean is a big part of my heart, but not as big as my love for my wife Sarah, who died of metastatic breast cancer in 2017.

While doctors and scientists work tirelessly to discover a cure for cancer, there is already one thing we can do to save countless lives: we can bring the current standard of care to everyone that needs it.  Thousands of women die from breast cancer because they don’t have access to the medical care they need, but the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (komen.org) is trying to change that.

I believe in health care equality, and even though as captain of the Pink Key Society team, we raised over $9000 last year to give access to services to those that need it, I need to do more.

I am donating 100% of the purchase price of my Pink Sea Urchin rings to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation (komen.org).  These women don’t need to die from this horrible disease, if only they all had access to the medical services they deserve.

100% of your purchase will be donated to Susan G. Komen, so I am personally donating all of the costs for your ring to match your generosity.

My Favorite Parts of this Ring

A miniature sculpture, this ring is spectacular.  Its tactile, its fun, it can be worn to a gala or to the beach, and every time you wear it, you will get compliments.  You'll find yourself touching it, fiddling, enjoying it.

Even though the inspiration for this ring comes directly from nature, I tried to abstract the design to make it iconic.  I think there is a tremendous amount of beauty that can be captured with just gold and stones, and even my friends who have never seen a sea urchin skeleton love this design.

This is my first ring using pink gold, and I love it.  The subtle juxtaposition of the pink with the white stones is truly exquisite and very feminine.  I hope you love it too.