Why?

Why do you need an Amphora necklace?

• Keep your rings sparkling and clean: use your Amphora to hold them while washing your hands, applying lotion or sunscreen, cooking, cleaning your home, or gardening. 
• Don't let your ring get scuffed, scratched, or damaged during workouts or home improvement projects, or, worse, lost because you left it in a locker or pocket, or precariously perched on a countertop.
• Never again worry that you will leave your ring at the manicurist.
• The Amphora is a perfect solution for those moments when your fingers swell, whether on an occasional basis or as a result of pregnancy, making wearing your rings uncomfortable.
• Doctors, nurses, and other professionals who are required to remove rings for medical or hygenic purposes will find the Amphora invaluable.  Hair professionals love it because they can wear their rings without clients' hair getting caught on them.
• No need to rely on your jewelry holder or the dish by the sink anymore, where your rings will be safe but never seen. Wear them on your Amphora!

The Amphora is an ideal gift for any woman:

• The newly engaged or newly married daughter, sister, friend, or wife
• The bride who wants to hold her groom's wedding band close to her heart as she walks down the aisle
• The newly pregnant mother-to-be
• The graduate from medical or nursing school
• The perfect anniversary, birthday, or Christmas gift

How?

To attach a ring to your Amphora necklace, simply slide the ring onto one end of the pendant.  Keep sliding the ring around the pendant, bending and pulling the chain as you go.  Once the ring has traveled all the way around the pendant, release the ring, and you're done!

To remove your ring, simply reverse the steps. 

Want to attach two rings? There are two ways to go about it:

If you want to attach two rings at the same time, simply hold them together and thread them onto the pendant as though they were one wide ring.

If you want to attach a second ring when you already have one ring on your Amphora, slide the ring that is already attached up onto the chain, as demonstrated in the illustration above.  This gets this ring "out of the way."  Then proceed to add the new ring just as you would normally, following the usual steps.  When the new ring is on, you can release the second ring.  Both will fall securely into place.