Adjustable Dogwood Flower and Leaves Ring

Celebrate the beauty of renewal with our adjustable Dogwood Flower and Leaves Ring. Choose from a mixed metal design, a bronze blossom paired with sterling silver leaves, or an all bronze version. Each ring is deeply oxidized, adding rich depth and texture to every petal and leaf. Handcrafted in Bali, Indonesia, this nature ring is a favorite piece of spring jewelry for any collection.

Dogwood Flower Symbolism

In flower symbolism, dogwoods represent sacrifice, strength, rebirth, and purity. Christian legend holds that the dogwood tree supplied wood for the cross, making it a lasting symbol of faith. The four petals are said to recall the cross, while the center cluster echoes a crown of thorns. Beyond its sacred meaning, the dogwood remains treasured for its graceful bloom and enduring beauty.

Design & Details

The mixed metal design pairs a bronze blossom with sculpted sterling silver leaves for warm and cool contrast. The all bronze version, one of our bronze rings, casts the same design in a single warm tone. Bronze has been valued for roughly five thousand years, and each ring carries that ancient legacy forward. Its warm patina only deepens with time, giving the design a uniquely personal glow. Explore more floral pieces in our Field of Flowers collection.

Wearing Your Dogwood Flower Ring

Wear this ring as a personal reminder of renewal, strength, and quiet grace. It makes a meaningful choice among gifts for her, spring birthdays, Easter, or Mother's Day. For a coordinated set, pair it with our Adjustable Dogwood Blossoms Ring for a layered stack. Style it with our Flower Bouquet Stud Earrings for a complete floral look. Discover more adjustable rings for everyday wearable symbolism.

Sizing

The adjustable ring sizing starts at size 7, making it ideal for sizes 6 to 8. This applies to both the mixed metal and all bronze versions. As with all adjustable rings, we suggest adjusting it once to the desired size and then leaving it alone.

• Band width: 3mm (both versions)