The Bridge Ring
This was the first piece I designed.
If you've been in this grief long enough, you've heard about the Rainbow Bridge. The place where they wait. Some women find it ridiculous. Some women fall to their knees the first time they read it. There's no wrong reaction.
This ring carries the bridge in the most literal way. Across the front, a row of small faceted gemstones in the colors of a rainbow — red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, plus a quiet center stone of clear zirconia. The setting is delicate, prong-set, in aged sterling silver 925 finish. The colors are soft, not garish.
Solid sterling silver 925, hypoallergenic, with sealed prong settings that hold each stone secure for years of wear. Adjustable band for comfortable daily use.
Wear it on the hand you reached toward the door for her with. Wear it on the hand that signed the last papers. Some days the rainbow is comforting. Some days it's almost too much. Either way, the ring stays.
She's on the other side of it. You're on this one. The ring is the meeting place.
Because losing her a second time
would break you.
Hypoallergenic solid metal
Shower & sleep-proof
Lifetime repair or replace
Double-verified engraving
Your Stories, Our Legacy
I lost my soul dog Cooper in February. I'd ordered three other necklaces before this one — one broke, one came with his name spelled "Copper," and one made my neck break out in a rash within a week. I almost didn't try again. When the Soulpaw box arrived I sat at my kitchen table for ten minutes before I could even open it. The handwritten note is what got me. I sobbed. I haven't taken it off since.
My coworker said it the morning Daisy died. "I mean, it's just a dog, right?" I went to my car and cried for forty minutes. I bought this necklace that night at 1 a.m. from my bathroom floor. I don't know how to explain what it's been like to wear something that finally takes her seriously. My husband doesn't quite get it. My mom doesn't either. But I know. And now this necklace knows.
Writing this update because I was so paranoid about the chain after my last memorial necklace snapped on me. It's been six months. I shower in it. I sleep in it. I went to the beach in it twice. Nothing. Not a scratch on the engraving, not a tarnish, no green skin, no loose links. I needed you to know in case anyone reading this is as scared as I was.
He saw me cleaning Bella's water bowl two weeks after she passed. I didn't know I was still doing it. I just kept rinsing it out and refilling it. He didn't say anything that day, but a week later this box was on the counter when I came home. He'd gotten her name engraved and the date she chose me at the shelter. I am crying writing this. Tell your husbands. Tell your sisters. Tell anyone who loves us. This is what helps.
I have to say this because my last memorial piece came with the wrong name spelled. I will never forget opening that box. So when this one arrived I held it under my kitchen light and read his name out loud three times to make sure. Buster. Buster. Buster. Spelled right. Date right. The little heart at the end. I cried for a different reason this time.
Lily has lymphoma and the vet gave us four to six months. I read on this site that some women buy the piece while the pet is still alive and I cried so hard because I'd been thinking about it for weeks but felt morbid. The note that came with it said "while you still have her, you both get to feel this." I wore it on her last good walk. I will wear it through whatever comes next.
I ordered Friday afternoon, terrified I wouldn't have it before Saturday's burial. I told the team in the order notes and they emailed me back within the hour. It was at my door Monday morning. I wore it to the backyard. We played her favorite song. I am writing this through tears but they are not the bad kind.
I don't have human kids. I had Pepper. Every Mother's Day for ten years I walked through that card aisle and my throat closed. This year I wore my Soulpaw piece into the store on Mother's Day and just touched it instead of looking at the cards. It was the first year I felt like I was a mother to somebody. Because I was. I am.
Two months in and I noticed I touch it during meetings. On walks. When I'm reading. I didn't realize I was doing it until my sister asked me what I keep grabbing at my chest. I told her it's Murphy. She didn't get it. That's okay. He gets it. I get it. The necklace gets it.
She lost Bowie a month after I lost Maggie. I shipped her one with a note that said "I know. I get it." She called me crying when it arrived. We wear them on FaceTime now sometimes. The world doesn't talk to us the way we talk to each other about them. This brand does.
That was my biggest fear. That wearing him every day would keep the wound open. The opposite happened. The first week I cried every time I touched it. By month three the touch started feeling like a hand on my shoulder instead of a knife. Now it feels like he's just here. That's the only way I know how to say it.
I ordered on a Wednesday morning, three hours after the vet. I told them I needed it by Saturday. They wrote back inside the hour. It came Friday. I wore it when we buried him in the backyard. I do not have the words for what that meant. I will never order a memorial piece anywhere else.
Three months ago I didn't think I'd write a review. I didn't think I'd be capable of it. I'm writing it because the woman who built this brand wrote in her note that the piece was a place to put the love. I didn't understand what she meant until I'd worn it for a month. Now I do. That's where he is. He's right here. Thank you.
I was burned bad by a $19 Amazon piece that bent in my hand the first day. The Soulpaw ring has actual weight to it. You can feel it's solid. The clasp on the necklace clicks. Nothing about it feels cheap. I will pay this price every time over going through that again.
I want to add to them because someone is reading this right now in the same hour I was reading them. It's late. The house is too quiet. You're scared the chain will break or the name will be wrong or you're being dramatic for caring this much. You're not. It won't. It wasn't. I'm three weeks in and I haven't taken it off. Order it. You're allowed to have this.
I lost my husband in 2019 and Buddy got me through it. When Buddy passed in November the house went a kind of quiet I can't describe. My daughter ordered this for me. I wear it every day. I don't have to explain to it that he was the reason I got out of bed for six years. It already knows.
Not anymore. Three months of daily wear, daily showers, two pools, one ocean. Skin is fine. Ring is fine. Whatever metal this is, it's the real thing. I cannot describe how much it matters that I don't have to take her off to wash my hands.
I almost didn't make it through December. I ordered the necklace on December 4th and it was on me by the 9th. I wore it on Christmas morning. I hung his stocking anyway. Nobody asked about it. But my hand was on the pendant when I sat by the tree, and that was the first hour of the day I didn't want to disappear.
Every other site I looked at had the same paw print pendant repeated forty different ways. I wanted something that looked like Charlie, not something that looked like a generic dog. The hug pose ring shows him sitting against me the way he actually sat. That's what made me cry on the product page before I even bought it.
Six weeks after Penny passed I reached for the leash before I remembered. Stood in the kitchen and just held it. I'd ordered the necklace that morning. It came two days later and I haven't reached for the leash without crying-and-smiling at the same time since. I don't know how to explain it better than that.
She sobbed when she opened the box.
That's what we design for. Every piece arrives wrapped by hand, with a note written by someone who has worn one too.
Before you add it to your cart.
How long does shipping take?
Most orders ship from our U.S. studio within 48 hours. Standard delivery is 3–5 business days after that.
If you're working against a specific date — Mother's Day, an angelversary, the first holiday without him — tell us at checkout and we'll prioritize your piece, free. We know what waiting feels like when grief is acute. We don't make you sit with that.
What if the engraving is wrong?
Every engraving is hand-verified twice before your piece ships — once by the engraver, once by us. If a name comes out misspelled or misaligned and it's our error, we remake it for free, no receipt required, no questions asked.
A wrong-name piece is the worst thing that can happen in this category. We treat it that way.
Can I return it if I change my mind?
Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to return any piece for a full refund — including custom-engraved ones. Most brands won't take engraved returns. We do, because we'd rather have your trust than your money on a piece that doesn't feel right.
If something is off about the piece itself — quality, finish, anything — we want to hear it. Email us, and we'll make it right before we talk about returns.
Is it waterproof?
Yes. Every piece is built to be worn every day — in the shower, while you sleep, at the gym, in the rain. Solid hypoallergenic metals only. No plating, no base metals that turn skin green or peel.
We made it this way on purpose. The piece you'll touch fifty times a day shouldn't be the one you're afraid to wear.
My dog is still alive. Is it strange to buy now?
It isn't. A lot of our customers are honoring a bond that's still here — a senior dog, a cat with a diagnosis, the soul pet who's been with them through everything.
Wearing something now isn't predicting loss. It's saying out loud: this matters to me, while I still have her. That's why our Still Here collection exists. You don't have to wait until it's too late to honor what she is to you.
Can it arrive as a gift, without pricing?
Yes. Every order ships in our keepsake box with a handwritten note from us — no invoice, no pricing, nothing transactional inside. If you'd like a personal message included for the recipient, you can add it at checkout, and we'll write it by hand.
If you're sending this to a friend who's grieving, we know how much that gesture matters. We treat those orders with extra care.
Will it tarnish or turn my skin green?
No. We only use solid hypoallergenic metals — sterling silver, 14k gold-filled, surgical stainless steel. Never plated, never base metal hiding under a coating that flakes off in three months.
If you've been burned by a cheap chain before, we understand the suspicion. That's exactly why we don't sell anything we wouldn't wear ourselves, every day, for years.