Sterling silver cancer awareness jewelry. Cancer survivor jewelry.

Show support for and awareness of cancer and other chronic illnesses

Awareness Ribbon Jewelry Colors :
Pink Ribbon: Breast Cancer
Red Ribbon : Aids
Teal Ribbon: Ovarian Cancer, Cervical Cancer
Purple Ribbon: Pancreatic Cancer
Orange Ribbon: Leukemia
Black Ribbon: Melanoma
Gray Ribbon: Brain Cancer
Blue ribbon: Prostate Cancer
Gold Ribbon: Childhood Cancer
Lavender Ribbon: General Cancer Awareness
White Ribbon: Cervical Cancer

Sterling Silver and other precious metals can be used to represent all cancers and special causes.
 

This jewelry page is dedicated to supporting, inspiring and uplifting those who struggle in one way or another with chronic illness.
Those who are affected by chronic illness are not just the patients with cancer, aids, autism, Alzheimer's (the list goes on). The list also includes  the loved ones and caregivers who stand by supporting those with the illness.

We have some inspirational and uplifting jewelry that we feel gives hope and courage to those battling breast cancer, aids, heart disease, mental illness and the long list of cancers and other chronic illnesses.

These various pieces of sterling silver jewelry are great to buy for yourself to help motivate and inspire.

They also make great gifts to show you care and are supporting of those with special needs during difficult times.

We also have a lot of Christian and other Religious jewelry that might help inspire and reassure.

Positive Daily Affirmations
For additional Positive Daily Affirmations Click Here

I trust in the healing of love.

I have the healing force within me.

I trust Gods Will for me.

I am a fighter.

I am a Survivor.

I will be stronger and better than ever before.

I will Live well, Love much and Laugh often.

I will exercise Faith, Hope and Love at all times.

I will heal others with a Smile and kind words.

I will reach outside myself and share my wisdom with others.

My soul is of great worth.

I trust in the healing power of faith.

I will release my anxiety and fill the void with faith and love.

Breast Cancer Awareness Jewelry

Sterling Silver Awareness Ribbon Bracelet & Necklace Charms

The Cancer Jewelry on this page is designed to promote awareness and support for the various cancers and to provide uplifting jewelry to wear during difficult times.

Many different Cancers are represented by or associated with a certain color. Precious metals such as sterling silver can be used to represent any and all Cancers or special causes.
All Cancer Awareness Jewelry; charms, pendants, and necklaces on this page are made from .925 sterling silver.
Sterling Silver Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon Charm This sterling silver awareness ribbon is perfect to use to raise awareness of or show support for breast cancer or any other cancer or chronic illness. Size: .5" x 1.0" $10.99 Small Sterling Silver Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbon Charm This sterling silver awareness ribbon is perfect to use to raise awareness of or show support for breast cancer or any other cancer or chronic illness. Size: .38" x .75"  $9.99
Hope For A Cure Necklace. Applies to any cancer. The Hope and Awareness pendants hang on a Box necklace chain. $25.99 Size Of Cross Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch   Wish Upon A Star Necklace The Wish and Star pendants hang on a Box necklace chain. $25.99 Size Of Cross Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch     Cancer Survivor Necklace Box Chain The Survivor and ribbon charms hang from a Box necklace chain. $25.99 Size Of Cross Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch   All Cancer Awareness Jewelry; charms, pendants, bracelets and necklaces on this page are made from .925 sterling silver.   Cancer Survivor Necklace Ball Chain The Survivor and Awareness Ribbon pendants hang on a Ball Chain. $25.99 Size Of Cross Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch   Live, Love and Laugh Necklace All three pendants hang from a Snake necklace chain. $31.99 Size Of Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch   Faith, Hope and Love Necklace All three pendants hang from a Snake necklace chain. $31.99 $31.99 Size Of Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch       Awareness Ribbon Box Necklace Comes with a small awareness ribbon charm that measure about .38" x .75". Applies to any cancer. $19.99 Size of Awareness Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch   Awareness Ribbon Box Necklace Comes with an awareness ribbon charm that measure about 5" x 1.0" Applies to any cancer. $19.99 Size of Awareness Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch
All of the Round "Affirmation" Pendants featured in these necklaces can be purchased individually by going to our Affirmation Necklace Charms Page we have about 150 different words or phrases to choose from. We also have a page to buy  silver chains:  Click here for sterling silver chains
BREAST CANCER NECKLACES These two necklaces use the Breast Cancer Awareness ribbon pendant shown at the top of this page. Each charm has "Breast" on one side and "Cancer" on the other side.
The Lord Is My Shepard Eternal Cross Necklace This faith promoting and inspiring necklace consists of a Cross pendant and a round Faith pendant hanging from a Snake or Cable chain. The Round pendant measures about 7/8" rd. The Cross measures about 1/2" x 13/16". Besides the Faith affirmation pendant you can choose from this list of ten affirmation eternal pendants and four necklace lengths. $28.99 Eternal Pendant Choices: FaithGracePassionChange With GodFaith Hope LoveHopeI Heart JesusMiraclesWWJDBelieve Length of Necklace: 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch     Sterling Silver Survivor Awareness Ribbon (Round Magic Chain) Necklace Sterling Silver Survivor Awareness Charms with Sterling Silver Round Magic Chain Necklace $25.99 Size Of Cross Necklace 16 Inch18 Inch20 Inch24 Inch
Cancer and Chronic Illness Support Directory For your interest and enjoyment we are providing a small directory of links related to cancer and other chronic illnesses. We provide this list simply as a service. We make no guarantees or warranties to these web sites.
National Breast Cancer Foundation	Prostate Cancer Support	OncoLink
Cancer Information and Support	Alliance for Lung Cancer Advocacy, Support and Education
Shared Experience Cancer Support	National Cancer Institute

Inspirational Stories and Quotes
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We are not alone... 
Like most elementary schools, it was typical to have  a parade of students  in  and out of the health clinic throughout the day. We  dispensed ice for bumps  and bruises, Band-Aids for cuts, and liberal doses  of sympathy and hugs. As  principal, my office was right next door to the  clinic, so I often dropped  in to lend a hand and help out with the hugs. I knew  that for some kids,  mine might be the only one they got all day.
 
One morning I was putting a Band-Aid on a little  girl's scraped knee. Her  blonde hair was matted, and I noticed that she was  shivering in her thin  little sleeveless blouse. I found her a warm  sweatshirt and helped her pull  it on. "Thanks for taking care of me," she whispered  as she climbed into my  lap and snuggled up against me.
 
It wasn't long after that when I ran across an  unfamiliar lump under my  arm.  Cancer, an aggressively spreading kind, had already
 invaded thirteen of my  lymph nodes. I pondered whether or not to tell the  students about my  diagnosis.  The word breast seemed so hard to say  out loud to them, and the  word cancer seemed so frightening.  When it became  evident that the  children were going to find out one way or another, either the straight scoop from me or possibly a garbled version from someone else, I decided to tell them myself. It wasn't easy to get the words out, but the empathy and concern I saw in their faces as I explained it to them told me
 I had made the right decision. When I gave them a chance to ask questions, they mostly wanted to know how they could help. I told them that what I would like best would be their letters, pictures and prayers. I stood by the gym door as the children solemnly filed out. My little blonde friend darted out of line and threw herself into my arms.  Then she stepped back to look up into my face.

"Don't be afraid, Dr. Perry," she said earnestly, "I  know you'll be back because now it's our turn to take care of you." No one could have ever done a better job. The kids sent me off to my first chemotherapy session with a hilarious book of nausea remedies that they had written. A video of every class in the school singing get-well songs accompanied me to the next chemotherapy appointment. By the third visit, the nurses were waiting at the door to find out what I would bring next. It was a delicate music box that played "I Will Always Love You."
 
Even when I went into isolation at the hospital for a bone marrow transplant, the letters and pictures kept coming until they covered every wall of my room. Then the kids traced their hands onto colored paper,  cut them out and glued them together to make a freestanding rainbow of helping hands. "I feel like I've stepped into Disneyland every time I walk into this room," my doctor
 laughed. That was even before the six-foot apple blossom tree arrived adorned with messages written on paper apples from
 the students and teachers. What healing comfort I found in being surrounded by these tokens of their caring.
 
At long last I was well enough to return to work. As I headed up the road to the school, I was suddenly overcome by doubts.
 What if the kids have forgotten all about me? I wondered, What if they don't want a skinny bald principal? What if . . . I caught sight of the school marquee as I rounded the bend. "Welcome Back, Dr. Perry," it read. As I drew closer, everywhere I looked were pink ribbons - ribbons in the windows, tied on the doorknobs, even up in the trees. The children and staff wore pink ribbons, too.
 
My blonde buddy was first in line to greet me. "You're back, Dr. Perry, you're back!" she called.  "See, I told you we'd take care of you!" As I hugged her tight, in the back of my mind I faintly heard my music box playing . . . "I will always love you." (Author Unknown)