ANIGRAM BUNNY RING HLDR COPPER

Beautiful rose gold color. Very sturdy and holds more rings than I expected. I have 7 rings on it now and have room for more. Such a beautiful little bunny I almost hate cluttering it up with my cheap rings, but it works great for this. Looks great with our gold colored bear soap dispenser too. Great price as well. Very highly recommend for either a ring holder or just to use as a figurine. In fact, I will also buy their cat design when I can afford to.

Is even cuter than the picture. Heavy, solid and sturdy. Well constructured. Nice sh8ny gold color.

The absolute cutest! I bought this for my kitchen sink area, and it’s the perfect size. It’s sturdy enough that it doesn’t tip over and gives me a safe, convenient place to set my rings while I’m at the sink.

Love this ring holder. Exactly what I was looking for and so cute

This is an adorable, and very well made ring holder. While it took a long time to get here, I recognize that it could be because I bought it at the height of advertising after seeing it on a tik tok add. I went to amazon to find it instead and got it as a gift for my wife. It sits on her dresser and holds her rings proudly. A great addition to some of our other dachshund decor.

Avid weenie dog lover and I love this!!! Heavy duty, good size, and so cute.

Love this little guy sitting at my desk to hold my ring when I put on hand lotion! I just wish he came in more colors.

I have this ring holder & I think it's great (though I wish it were slightly longer so I could store a few pairs of earrings in addition to some rings. On the subject of jewelry storage - and putting jewelry on - I suggest that anyone who puts on earrings in a bathroom mirror should close the sink's drain *tightly* before doing anything that involves leaning over a sink! (I was once putting on brand new stud earrings in front of a bathroom mirror & nervously dropped an earring which went right down the drain! Luckily the water wasn't turned on and the earring was saved by a plumber who lived nearby, but that day I came dangerously close to losing an earring before it had been worn even once. Now I close my drain tightly if I bring earrings into the bathroom, and luckily I've not dropped anything else down a drain since then. But I warn anyone who is newly engaged - and therefore just getting used to wearing an engagement ring - or who recently bought or received valuable earrings for the first time that the bathroom & kitchen are easy places to lose jewelry, so it makes sense to close drains and be careful while washing hands, since rings expand in hot water & fingers shrink in cold water, plus everything gets slippery when soap is involved.