Tiger Jewelry

Tiger jewelry carries the animal into everyday life: on a finger, at the neckline, around the wrist. This collection brings every piece together in one place, from sculpted tiger head rings and zodiac pendants to bracelets, earrings and wooden watches, along with a full range of tiger eye stone jewelry for anyone drawn to the gem rather than the animal.

Tiger jewelry by piece

Rings are the largest part of the range. Our tiger ring collection runs from the Wise Tiger Head Ring, where the whole top of the ring is a sculpted tiger face with raised ears and deep fur lines, to two-tone designs and signets with a raised tiger crest. For a motif you can see at a glance, a ring is hard to beat.

Around the neck, you can choose between a tiger pendant and a tiger necklace. The Zodiac Tiger Pendant is a good example of a piece with meaning built in: a 2.5 cm domed pendant showing a walking tiger, ringed by the Years of the Tiger from 1902 to 2034 and the symbols of the five elements.

Our tiger earrings bring the motif up toward the face, with studs and hoops among the designs. At the wrist, a tiger bracelet and a tiger watch make a natural pair. The Chinese Spirit Tiger Watch shows how far the range goes beyond metal: a wooden case and strap, with a tiger head engraved into the dial.

Tiger eye: the stone, not the animal

Tiger eye takes its name from the way it shimmers, like an animal's eye catching the light, but it is a gemstone rather than a tiger motif: a golden-brown quartz with a silky band of light that moves as it turns. It has its own home in our tiger eye jewelry collection. The range includes rings and bracelets: a tiger eye ring sets the stone as a polished dome, from carved signets to the playful Tiger Eye Owl Ring, while a tiger eye bracelet strings it as beads, often finished with a small metal charm.

Tiger jewelry for men and for women

The range covers both. Sculpted head rings, wide signets and heavier pendants make bold men's tiger jewelry, while studs, hoops, slimmer rings and beaded bracelets give a lighter look. Many designs come in both gold and silver tones, so the same motif works whichever metal you prefer.

Chinese and Japanese designs

A number of pieces draw on East Asian art and tradition. Besides the Zodiac Tiger Pendant, you will find rings such as the Feng Shui Tiger Ring and the Chinese Tiger Signet Ring, and pendants such as the Chinese Tiger Pendant. If the Year of the Tiger is what brings you here, our guide to what year is the tiger in the Chinese zodiac explains the cycle behind those dates.

Gold tones, silver tones and wood

Most pieces come in gold or silver tones, and many designs offer a choice of finish in their options, so the same ring or pendant can be ordered to match what you already wear. Darker finishes and black stones suit a heavier look, and the wooden watches add something warmer and more casual. Each product page lists its own options, including ring sizes and, where they apply, bracelet lengths.

Ring sizes are numbered, and our ring size chart gives the finger circumference for each one along with a simple way to measure at home.

Tiger jewelry as a gift

A tiger piece makes an easy gift because it can say something specific. The Zodiac Tiger Pendant suits anyone born in a Year of the Tiger, and its printed ring of years makes the reason clear without a card. Rings and bracelets suit people who wear the same jewelry every day, and a watch makes a practical present with a tiger at its center. For smaller gifts, our tiger accessories range adds keychains, bags, mugs and more.

From jewelry to the rest of the outfit

If you like wearing the tiger, the theme carries on beyond jewelry. Our tiger clothes collection covers t-shirts, hoodies, jackets and more, so a ring or a pendant can sit alongside a printed tee or an embroidered tiger on the back of a jacket.

What the tiger stands for

Across many cultures the tiger stands for courage, strength and protection, which is a large part of why people choose to wear it. In Chinese tradition it is one of the twelve zodiac animals, and the White Tiger is one of the Four Symbols, guardian of the West. Some people see the tiger as a personal guardian or totem animal, and our article on the tiger as an animal totem explores that idea in more depth.

Tiger jewelry questions

What is the difference between tiger jewelry and tiger eye jewelry?

Tiger jewelry shows the animal itself, as a head, a face or a full figure. Tiger eye jewelry is set with the golden-brown tiger eye stone, whatever its design, which is why the two have separate collections here.

Do the rings come in different sizes?

Yes. Most rings are sold in numbered sizes, several with half sizes, and a few are adjustable. The size chart linked above explains how to measure.

How to find your piece

The full range sits above this text, and each type of piece has its own collection if you prefer to browse one at a time. Rings are sorted by size in their options, bracelets by length where it applies, and the tiger eye pieces are grouped together so the stone is easy to compare across rings, bracelets, necklaces and pendants. When you have found your tiger jewelry, the Tiger-Universe home page leads to everything else we offer.