100% of profits from Rhino Tears Jewellery goes towards a number of anti-poaching and conservation projects, helping to protect and save the African rhino. The Tears are lovingly crafted and hand-finished to the highest quality.On a visit to the Kariega Game Reserve in South Africa I encountered a rhino called Thandi quietly grazing with her calf. I learnt that she is a rare survivor of a brutal poaching attack...Rhino species across the planet are heavily threatened by poaching as a result of demand for their horn. Despite it having no medicinal value, rhino horn is traded as a commodity in places such as Vietnam, where it is used by a small urban elite as a status symbol, in powdered form, to cure hangovers after a big night out!Rhino species across the planet are heavily threatened by poaching as a result of demand for their horn. Despite it having no medicinal value, rhino horn is traded as a commodity in places such as Vietnam, where it is used by a small urban elite as a status symbol, in powdered form, to cure hangovers after a big night out!
