Fauna Polar Bear Animal Bracelet Gold or Silver Finish with Black Chain or Cord for Women, Men or Children, Resistant and Adjustable Made in France

~Animal cause ~ We are proud to donate to incredible organizations that work to protect endangered species. 

More than €21,000 donated thanks to you.

 In the box that accompanies each piece of jewelry, a QR code redirects to a form allowing the customer to choose the association(s) they wish to support. ~Totem animal ~ The bear spirit has always been the healer and teacher. 

The bear totem is emblematic of strength and connection with energy. 

The bear totem emphasizes the importance of voluntary isolation, calm and rest. 

The polar bear is considered wise because it shows how to survive in harsh conditions. 

He is a guide to taking leadership in one's life.

 If you have this sense of leadership, you like calm and rest as well as wisdom and personal healing, the polar bear is for you. 

The presence of the bear inspires respect, it pushes us to act without fear. ~The Polar Bear ~ Rays are cartilaginous fish that inhabit the seabed. 

They are at the top of the food chain with sharks.   Role in the ecosystem They maintain the balance of marine ecosystems.

 Why is this species endangered?   Also called white bear, the polar bear is the largest land hunter. 

Capable of swimming hundreds of kilometers at sea, you will most often find it on the ice floe where it spends most of its life hunting, resting and reproducing.   Role in the ecosystem The Arctic is made up of a collection of unique terrestrial, freshwater and marine ecosystems. 

The polar bear, at the end of the food chain, is a valuable biological indicator of environmental variability.

 Why is this species endangered?   Climate change is the main threat to the polar bear.   The entire life of the polar bear is punctuated by the ice cycle. 

If the temperature continues to increase in the Arctic and if the surface of the remaining sea ice continues to decrease, certain populations of polar bears could suffer considerable losses, with the disappearance of more than 50% of their numbers. 

Water and air pollution is also a concern in the Arctic, carried from our regions to the Arctic by sea and air currents. 

We can therefore all be involved in protecting the polar bear while respecting our planet.