<animal-jewelry-dog-jewelry>I have more dog jewelry than a lot of other categories put together. I find great humor and beauty in the canine species, thus much reason to immortalize them in my own way.

How long have dogs been domesticated? (I caught myself starting to write “on this planet alone.” I think I’ve been reading too much science fiction lately, especially work by Jack Vance, who really knows how to create a planet with exotic and believable flora and fauna.) One of my sources says a hundred centuries. But who knows for sure? I reckon we’ve been mutually beneficial to each other for a very long time.

Other domesticated animals have proven helpful to man in a lot of ways, but the dog really knows how to diversify! For instance, cats are wonderful and can be helpful in keeping the mice in check, but think of how many “hats” a dog wears! There are service dogs, bomb sniffing dogs, flock guarding dogs, human guarding dogs, hunting dogs, etc. Pretty spectacular for a species resume, don’t you think?

And so, in my humble way I have tried to honor the dog with my many dog jewelry items. I haven’t made dog earrings or pendants for every species, but I think I’ve covered the most asked for ones as much as possible. You might want to watch for more coming the Magic Zoo way in the future.</animal-jewelry-dog-jewelry>

<sterling-silver-jewelry-charms-dog-jewelry>Designing sterling silver dog charms has got to be one of the more challenging and at the same time most enjoyable tasks of the Magic Zoo! They are definitely one of my favorite types of silver charms.
 
It’s lucky for me and other dog jewelry artists that there is such a fantastic variety of dogs. And all of them seem to have a personality that is completely unique to the breed. And dogs, like people, have a wide range of emotions. I would be bored with myself if all I did was create realistic to the nth degree representations of every breed there is. There just wouldn’t be the same joy of creating in it for me.

I’ve never considered myself a fine artist and I will be the first to admit my shortcomings as an artist, but one thing I pride myself on is a certain ability to give all my creations their own life. It’s really not a difficult task when the animal I’m working on depicting has such unique characteristics of its own, and all I have to do is to tap into it. And there is real joy in a happy animal, so sometimes I just feel like my creations are agreeing with the dog’s personality, rather than recreating it. Dogs, like people, have a wide range of emotions.

The neat thing about a charm bracelet and the dog charms you may want to festoon it with is that there are so many breeds to choose from! Many of these dog breeds get along splendidly with my silver farm animal charm collection, too.</sterling-silver-jewelry-charms-dog-jewelry>

<sterling-silver-jewelry-earrings-dog-jewelry>Dog earrings in sterling silver are a brilliant idea; they certainly are a big part of my collection of sterling silver earring designs.  I don’t know who first thought of it, but I have taken full advantage of the concept with now over 35 breeds in my “line up”!

As an artist, I find representing different breeds and making them recognizable while at the same time not being overly realistic can be a juggling act that is reminiscent of a bugs bunny cartoon! There are some breeders who love my pug earrings, for instance, and others who would consider them not realistic enough for their taste. I do work hard to capture my own impression of the canine in question, but realize there will be a certain number of “misses.”

Ah, the vagaries of life as an entrepreneurial artist! All I can do is my best and that I insist on from my own work. I do improve with time. As a humorous aside, I have kept some of my dog jewelry from over 20 years ago, when Magic Zoo was in its toddler-hood. Although there is a certain amount of cringing that goes on when I look at these early pieces, there’s something charming there as well. There had to be some reason why I kept going!

If you don’t as yet see your favorite canine, mutt or dog earrings in sterling silver, keep checking back because I’ll keep on designing! You might want to go see my wonderful silver horse earrings as well.</sterling-silver-jewelry-earrings-dog-jewelry>

<sterling-silver-jewelry-pin-pendants-dog-jewelry>I do believe my selection of sterling silver dog pin pendants has grown quite a bit these last few years! Some have passed out of my collection, while others have been added. I like the dog pin pendants because the size is larger and there’s no mistaking what you’re looking at!  I wear these myself and often hear a complement or  inquiry as to the source of the animal jewelry.

I discovered an interesting thing when I began to design jewelry that would be cast in sterling silver. Extremely whimsical designs just didn’t seem as popular as they did in the polymer clay. And whenever I let myself be talked into designing something in silver that resembled one of my more fanciful clay designs, it seemed to settle down and never really find a new home. In other words, it didn’t sell!

But that was fine by me, because I was very ready to take my art into another direction anyway. I didn’t become what I would call a realistic artist, but I was suddenly able to spend hours and hours on only one design, whereas when I designed in the clay I really had to hustle to make enough stock to sell. My life became a lot more fun. See what happened in the unique farm animal pin pendants in silver or at my silver pin pendant home page.

So that is why I now have time to make these silver dog pin pendants. And now you’ve heard the rest of the story.</sterling-silver-jewelry-pin-pendants-dog-jewelry>
<sterling-silver-jewelry-pendants-dog-jewelry>Oh my, the number of dogs for sterling silver pendant gifts that are possible! It seems like a mere drop in the bucket when I proudly announce I now have over 35 dog designs in The Magic Zoo. I suppose if you wanted to hurt my feelings you could say “So what!” Sometimes I say that quietly to myself when I get despondent over the number I have left to design.

But then again I do love designing dog jewelry. Of course that’s not the only jewelry I do design, which is my “disclaimer” when customers reproach me for not having a curly coated retriever, a Rhodesian ridgeback or any other of that long list. (See farm animal pendants in sterling silver for example.)I could spend all my days designing only dog breeds, but then what about the birds, reptiles, fish (of which I currently have none) etc.? It is my dilemma, but luckily there are other jewelry artists out there who can take up the slack!

Now if you are desperate for a Magic Zoo dog pendant representing your particular breed, I would refer you to my custom order section. I don’t create custom dog jewelry in sterling silver, but I could make you a representation in polymer clay. I, however, find that most people want their favorite to be in sterling silver or gold, to which I can only reply “Be patient!” I am attempting to work my way round to most breeds.

For now, if you have one of the slightly more common dog breeds, I will hopefully have a sterling silver dog pendant that will suit your needs.</sterling-silver-jewelry-pendants-dog-jewelry>
<sterling-silver-jewelry-pins-dog-jewelry>Designing sterling silver dog pins takes some time and research but I’ve always gotten a kick out of it (the same reason that I've gone out of my way to design farm animal pins in silver). I also tend to learn enough about the personality and look of different breeds that I can identify sometimes even more obscure breeds out in the world at large. That is kind of rewarding. It’s not that I make every single breed, far from it. But in  flipping through my books and doing research I seem to pick up a lot through osmosis.

I have never owned a dog, but have spent a lot of time with them, especially with my sister’s dogs. When we were kids we had a couple of dalmations in the family that were essentially Holly’s dogs. So I did grow up with dogs and there is a certain degree of familiarity there. Some of my friends seem a bit spooked by dogs, and I think it’s just because they weren’t around them as children.

If I were to own a dog it would probably be a golden retriever. I think of them as big and lovable with a pretty sharp mind. My dentist Dr. Charlie told me that his golden is a real watchdog and a good hunter, dispatching rabbits and possums unlucky enough to find their way into his yard. I had a hard time reconciling that image to my other impression of the big lovable gold furry dog.

I have a handful of sterling silver dog pins, as well as a goodly number of dog pin pendants, any of which can be worn as a pin only.  I have many other animal pins in sterling as well. </sterling-silver-jewelry-pins-dog-jewelry>
<sterling-silver-jewelry-post-earrings-dog-jewelry>When I first made a pair of sterling silver dog post earrings, my only thought was to create something to replace my clay dog earrings. The style was closer to the original clay earrings. My adroitness in designing for precious metal casting increased and so did my bravery for attempting more detailed little post earrings. Now I have a pretty good little handful of post earrings of the canine variety to compliment all of my other silver post earring lines.

Designing things so tiny has got to be one of my favorite as well as most dreaded tasks in The Magic Zoo. The really scary part? That’s when a photograph is taken of a little bitty design and is blown up about 50 times. Am I exaggerating? Maybe, I was never too good with anything mathematical. But that’s beside the point.

Now in nature, you can magnify a one celled animal probably thousands of times and it will still be perfect- not little imperfections that you just couldn’t see before. Not so with a handcrafted item. I suppose the best spin on this topic is that the small imperfections in the design just prove it was made by a human being, not a machine? And also that unless you are prone to examine your jewelry under a microscope all will be well.

At any rate, I always strive to create a perfect little sterling silver dog post earring pair, and I suppose I must let it go at that! Also available: my equally carefully crafted horse post earrings in silver.</sterling-silver-jewelry-post-earrings-dog-jewelry>
<gold-jewelry-charms-dog-jewelry>There should be no problem at all in filling up a charm bracelet with a selection of my gold dog charms!

I haven’t counted them recently, but there are a goodly number of the little fellows, with the possibility of more being created by me at any time in the future. There’s a possibility that even as you read this I have several new dog models at my goldsmith and silversmith in New England, just waiting to emerge in precious metal glory!

I hope I’ve managed to capture the impish, dedicated, lugubrious, frisky or serious nature of you very own canine companion. I really do put my heart into every piece in my gold charms home page. The charms are special to me, as my love affair with the gold charm bracelet goes back to my beloved grandmother who was a second mother to the four Hutton kids in the 1950s. That was the first time I ever saw a one, and thereafter I associated that species of jewelry with her. I know she'd get a kick out of my unusual collection of gold farm animal charms, too.

Some of my customers have a lot of dogs, some are actual breeds and some are beloved mixed breed dogs. (What we used to lovingly call “mutts”) While I don’t have any mixed breed gold dog charms, perhaps one of my other dogs will sufficiently remind you of your favorite pooch! Occasionally one breed of  will look exactly like someone’s specific dog which is actually a different breed than the charm.</gold-jewelry-charms-dog-jewelry>
<gold-jewelry-earrings-dog-jewelry>What woman wouldn’t enjoy a pair of gold dog earrings of her favorite pooch? Well, perhaps you would say that a woman who only wears sterling silver jewelry. Fair enough, because I have a sterling silver version of every pair of gold dog jewelry you see here! But for you fans of 14 k dog jewelry I do have a lot to choose from.

I’d like to make another point. And that is: why not have at least one gold pair of dog earrings, if only for a change of pace? I, myself, tend to favor sterling silver, but the more I’m exposed to this precious metal (gold) the more it fascinates me. Besides, sometimes gold jewelry is just the thing for a special occasion, one where sterling silver might possibly be too casual.

By the way, all of my gold earring gifts come complete with a pair of 14k gold wires, of course.

What is your fancy? A pair of gold playful poodle earrings? A little set of gold greyhound earrings? A couple of gold dachshund earrings playfully jumping beneath your ear?  Keep in mind all of these lovely gold earrings have matching gold pendants or pins to go with them! (The same is true for, say, farm animal earrings in 14K gold.)

These gold dog earrings speak (forgive me, I almost said “bark”) for themselves, loaded as they are with a special brand of Magic Zooness.</gold-jewelry-earrings-dog-jewelry>
<gold-jewelry-pin-pendants-dog-jewelry>Each of these gold dog pin pendants has the look and feel of lustrous precious metal and whimsy!

It’s hard to categorize a series of dog breeds. Every one seems to have different characteristics, then every dog within a breed has unique qualities as well.

 I was excited to see how my canine line of jewelry looked in 14k gold. I think each one is made more exciting and elegant just by virtue of the metal. But they are not serious designs, and still have that playful quality that seems to be a part of my work no matter how hard I try to create “serious” art.

Every one of these has this duo of unique qualities: wear them hanging from a gold chain drawn through the loop (that isn’t visible from the front of the piece), or wear it as an attractive lapel pin using the high quality pin back on the back of the piece. And the best part is you can change your mind depending on your mood, your clothing your neckline or for no reason at all. This applies to everything at my 14k gold pin pendant home page including the popular farm animal gold pin pendant choice.

There is a pretty fair selection of dog breeds here, and I do hope you’re able to locate the one you like. But fear not! I plan to design more dogs as time goes by and chances are your favorite breed will appear sometime in the future.</gold-jewelry-pin-pendants-dog-jewelry>
<gold-jewelry-pendants-dog-jewelry>Gold dog pendants- here’s where you can really have fun. I think women should change the pendants they wear as often as their earrings, which is why I have created so very many animal pendants in 14k gold. And this idea would be a great one for women who don’t have pierced ears. It gives them something to change out and create interest for them and people who like to watch what they wear!

How many different breeds are there now? I think there are over one hundred and fifty, but I could be off by quite a bit. I do have a not-so-secret goal of having at least one design in most of the breeds, and that will indeed be an accomplishment! I am less than a fourth of the way there now so there is plenty of creation to do in the gold dog jewelry zone.

Keep in mind that all of my pendants have cute little pooches to match in the form of  a pair of gold earrings. It’s just an idea! Holidays and birthdays seem to follow each other as sure as night follows day, so maybe you should get her the whole beautiful gold jewelry set and stick part of it away for the next occasion. Especially since it takes about 5 weeks to receive your gold jewelry order. (My goldsmith will cast it for you after I receive your order.)

Have fun picking out a gold dog pendant or two and be sure you order early and often!  You might also enjoy examining my collection of 14k farm animal pendants to see just how elegant farm animals can really be!</gold-jewelry-pendants-dog-jewelry>
<gold-jewelry-pins-dog-jewelry>Gold dog pins, from a perky little Jack Russell Terrier to a long haired dachshund. What an elegant way to express the love you have for your favorite canine companion. I’ve seen a lot of cute dog pins, but most of them weren’t breed specific.

Years back when the only dogs in my line were a black and tan clay dachshund, a golden retriever and a lab, I never imagined that my designs would be available someday in gold. It’s a wonderful thing to watch the evolution of one’s jewelry business towards work that can really make people happy! Customers do seem genuinely pleased with their gold dog jewelry from The Magic Zoo.

My skilled goldsmiths (I work with two of them) carefully cast, polish and finish each 14k gold pin to a gleaming work of art. (Be sure to explore others types such as my unique gold farm animal pins.)When I receive your order, that’s when they begin to work on your piece. Expect about a 5 week period to look forward to the arrival of your gold jewelry from the time you place your order. Sometimes they can be finished a bit sooner, especially if you’re in a hurry. Rarely, it may take a week or two longer, depending on the piece.

I’ve found that many women have a favorite breed, and eventually I’m hoping to represent most of them in my online store.</gold-jewelry-pins-dog-jewelry>
<gold-jewelry-post-earrings-dog-jewelry>These little gold dog post earrings are quite precious in 14k gold, in more ways than one! Gold is such a beautiful metal, it seems to lend greater significance to even these cute little 14k gold post earrings.

 

Not all dog breeds are easy to recreate in a small post style earring. Some, like the bull mastiff has so much detail in the face that I don’t believe it would be humanly possible to work small enough to get it all in! (At least not by this human!) Most of my stud earrings are of breeds that are recognizable easily in a gold earring so small, without examining every bit of detail. I’m sure I will cycle around to creating some more of these tiny little dog earrings.

For a youngster with newly pierced ears, gold post earrings are often the best choice. (My gold equine post earrings are another good style.) For the most part, although not always, gold is the safest choice to prevent an allergic reaction. But there is certainly a lot of room for leeway on this opinion. I have some customers who can wear any metal in their ears at all and some who can only wear either 14k gold or sterling silver. A lot of range!

To me, most of my jewelry looks great in either 14k gold or sterling silver. But for that extra touch of elegance, there’s nothing like a pair of gold dog post earrings!</gold-jewelry-post-earrings-dog-jewelry>
<enamel-jewelry-earrings-dog-jewelry>If I were a dog lover, I believe I’d have a good time wearing these colorful enamel dog earrings. They certainly don’t look like the kind of earring you’d be able to pick up at the nearest mall.

So perhaps I should qualify that further by saying if I were a dog lover who didn’t particularly follow the crowd, I’d put a pair of these on in a flash! They’re unique, they’re pretty and they have a beautiful handcrafted look without costing you an arm and a leg. (Be sure to visit the enamel earrings home page and you'll find treasures like unique farm animal enamel earrings.)

In fact, the designs are all original (mine) and each one has been handpainted. So really they are all unique, as it’s pretty darn hard to hand paint something exactly like the other one you just did. Take it from me, I don’t know anyone who can create a perfect duplicate of something without using some kind of machine.

But isn’t that the point of having hand crafted work to begin with? I love to look for the little irregularities in any piece of art that gives it a special character.

Well, my enamel dog earrings are no different. And the left and the right of the earring pair will vary as well. Yes, they have been cast in lead free pewter before painting. But before they were cast, guess how they were created? If you guessed by Merry Rosenfield, you’d be right! And since I am most certainly not a machine, my lefts and my rights have their own identity.

In other words, don’t worry about it and just enjoy wearing my enamel dog earrings!</enamel-jewelry-earrings-dog-jewelry><enamel-jewelry-necklaces-dog-jewelry>Go ahead and put on one of these lovely enamel dog necklaces just to feel extra pretty!

That was certainly my intention in designing these dog necklaces. Each one has a very delicate look and wonderful smooth finish that is fun to hold. The beads are made of glass, and each one of them has a unique look and feel, just like the dog design itself.

I discovered many years ago that dog necklaces were quite popular. I even remember talking my husband into the idea of selling animal necklaces about fifteen long years ago, back in California. I just had a hunch about them, which luckily proved to be right. Since that time animal necklaces have been included in the Magic Zoo in one form or another.

I’ve made thousands of animal necklaces, many of them dog necklaces. These gift necklaces in enamel are another step out of the box, so to speak. But I’ve had them for close to a year and a half at my shows, and figured it was time to release them to the world! The whimsical enamel farm animal necklaces have been a unique addition. More of those will be coming.

If you happen to be a dog lover, or know someone who is, then you just might like the look and price of these necklaces. I’m rather proud of them, since I designed them, and would give them proudly as gifts myself. They are made very well, and have a wonderful hand made look.

Yes, I think it would be hard to go wrong with one of these pretty enamel dog necklaces.</enamel-jewelry-necklaces-dog-jewelry><enamel-jewelry-pins-dog-jewelry>It’s rather nice to have an enamel dog pin to attach to a favorite jacket or coat. Or lab coat, especially if you happen to be lucky (and smart) enough to be in the veterinary profession!

I’ll most certainly be designing additional dog pins as the months roll by. This colorful pin idea has really got me excited, and there are so many breeds that would look great in the epoxy painted type pin. I really need a clone to get some of my other work done so I can just sit in my studio and do what I do and love best -  designing jewelry, of course!

But since that is rather unlikely, I’ll have to make do with capturing a moment here and there to work on some additional dog pins. It’s certainly not that I’m prejudiced in favor of dachshunds over other dogs. No, it’s really just that the dachshund was where I started my dog jewelry designing, and it seemed like a good place to resume creating colorful dog pin designing.

Plus aren’t they a great shape for a colorful dog pin? Even if you are not a dachshund fan per se, you must admit that the shape of their little long and low body makes for a rather winning pin design.

But I don’t suppose I should be focusing so much on this one breed, because I promise that you will indeed see some other enamel dog pins on down the line.  Be sure to visit my enamel pin page and the beginning enamel farm animal pin section.</enamel-jewelry-pins-dog-jewelry><enamel-jewelry-post-earrings-dog-jewelry>I designed these enamel dog post earrings for a specific reason. I wanted all dog lovers to have something fun to wear, even if they weren’t crazy about dangle dog earrings.

There are thus far just a few of the dog earrings in the enamel post style, but the century is young! I expect I will get carried away again soon and have some additional stud earrings for you to look at within the next bit of time.

Keep in mind that I am the sole designer in the Magic Zoo, and sometimes things pull me in one direction or another. My favorite thing to do is design jewelry (and play with my grand daughter too, of course) and I promise that I will revisit the Magic Zoo enamel post earrings designing area soon - the fun farm animal enamel post earrings certainly needs more creations.

For now, I think there’s a good little selection in the enamel post earrings of the canine persuasion. It’s a start at least.

But I should let you know that there are several additional post dog earrings elsewhere in the website, so all is not lost. They are not enamel dog post earrings, but they are dog post earrings.

If you work with young kids or animals, the post design is a good decision. They are
 less likely to be snagged on something, so there is not much worry there. Dangly earrings are a lot of fun, and usually you don’t run into any trouble with snagging, but the post earrings practically ensure that this won’t happen.

You might want to get yourself a pair of these charming enamel dog post earrings!</enamel-jewelry-post-earrings-dog-jewelry><pewter-jewelry-earrings-dog-jewelry>I really like these dog earrings in the pewter medium. They are all the same ones that I’ve also had painted in the epoxy enamel, but here they are unadorned and in their natural state. Nice, I think!

I realize it can be a challenge to continue to find new dog earrings to wear. I love to cater to that need and always end up trying a lot of new avenues. The pewter designs are surely one example of that. Not all dogs will be made in the pewter. The way it works is I design the animals initially to be painted in the enamel. It just doesn’t work out for all breeds to have the details, markings, etc. painted on. So I stick to the ones that can be clearly painted and those same ones become the plain pewter designs.

Life as an artist tends to be partly life as an inventor. The two career paths have a lot in common. Both require a creative mind and a willingness to look beyond what seem to be the boundaries. Although I haven’t much of a mind for math, I find that I like inventing solutions to things that aren’t always related to my art. My mom was the same way, so I guess in some ways I follow in her footsteps. But only in some ways!

If you enjoy my pewter dog earrings, you might  find the pewter earrings home page something to explore - there are some delightful pewter farm animal earrings for example.</pewter-jewelry-earrings-dog-jewelry>
<pewter-jewelry-lapel-pins-tie-tacks-dog-jewelry>These are some of my favorite designs; pewter dog lapel pins or tie tacks in many and sundry breeds that can be stuck casually on a sweater, jacket, collar or hat. Or, dare I say it, a tie! I know ties aren’t really the “in” thing, especially for something so casual as these pewter designs. However, I also know that it takes a special kind of guy to wear pewter lapel pin designs in the first place, so what can I say? Perhaps a handsome pewter horse lapel pin?

These all stick easily through cloth that has a bit of substance. I don’t reckon I would recommend wearing any of my lapel pins on a silk blouse.

I get mistaken for a dog lover only by a lot of people. Some assume I must have a menagerie of animals at my house. Unfortunately I have nary a pet. This does not make me a fake animal lover, however. The fact is I won’t have a pet if I don’t have the time to give them the attention they deserve! Traveling to trade shows and art shows almost every month has kept us from adding pets to the mix. We have had to turn down some great offers, too. One of these days life may settle into a more sedate state and I’ll have the animals around the old homestead again.

I hope you enjoy these dog lapel pins.</pewter-jewelry-lapel-pins-tie-tacks-dog-jewelry><pewter-jewelry-necklaces-dog-jewelry>These pewter dog necklaces were an experiment turned “main stream!” After my brilliant idea of having a line of enamel painted jewelry, I got down to the business of designing and having cast in pewter a lot designs to be handled and finished in epoxy paint. When I saw the unpainted pewter, a light bulb went off. The designs looked good just the way they were! I could have some pewter necklaces gifts that would be inexpensive and cunningly designed at the same time - farm animal pewter necklaces for example.

 I don’t care for the idea of “cheap” jewelry, because to me that signifies shoddily made products. Maybe it is because I’m the daughter of a depression era mom, but whatever the reason I’m appalled by the idea of producing something prone to quick breakage. That’s actually why all my work is guaranteed. If something breaks, I want to hear about it! To me, it would be a humiliation to be known as a businessperson who made lousy stuff. And the fact that I put my heart and soul into all my designs adds additional reason to have my customers be happy with my work. The alternative just does not bear consideration!

You can order one of these pewter dog necklaces with the assurance that it will hold up well and serve you for many years to come.

Until that time, I shall continue to get my “animal fix” by researching and designing lots of animals, including these pewter dog lapel pins and tie tacks.</pewter-jewelry-necklaces-dog-jewelry>
<pewter-jewelry-post-earrings-dog-jewelry>I have this design which you could call a lab head or perhaps just a generic pewter dog post earring. These are a nice size, just a hint of silvery color which is the natural state of the pewter.

Since I was a kid playing with miniature chickens and farm animals on my bed I’ve had a thing for small items, especially animals. If something is cunningly made and quite small it’s irresistible to me. I work about as small as is possible for me physically. I don’t have tiny hands. I’m not sure that makes much difference, but sometimes I get frustrated and would love to decrease the size of my work even more. Of course there is something to be said for being able to actually see the detail in the piece. Now I even have farm animal post earrings in pewter! and a pewter post earrings home page.

My work is like play to me. If the day’s project is creating new designs to be cast in one of the three metals I work in, I am a happy person. How could anyone creative be otherwise? I think most folks who are disenchanted with life should think about learning a new skill they could eventually excel in. I personally believe that would be a great alternative to the use of psychotropic drugs.

Pewter dog earrings- one way to celebrate your inner or outer dog lover!</pewter-jewelry-post-earrings-dog-jewelry><pewter-jewelry-pins-dog-jewelry>I’m so happy to add some pewter dog pins to my dog jewelry collection. These handsome examples are a lovely addition. They aren’t small pins, but they are unmistakable examples of their breed.

What to wear? Well, I’ll suggest that my gift pins in pewter in general are a wonderful buy, and you could collect all of them without too great a stress on the pocketbook. This is one way to show off the animals that you hold dear, and have a lot of fun doing it. There are even farm animal pins in pewter heading your way.

Wonderful, whimsical pewter dog pins! They are realistic, and seem ready to bark or jump. Down, boy!</pewter-jewelry-pins-dog-jewelry>