Fauna Wolf Animal Necklace Gold or Silver Finish with Chain 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 wolf is a powerful totem animal, linked to family, protection but above all to independence of mind. 

Despite the reputation it may have, the characteristics of the wolf define it as a protective and loyal animal. 

The wolf often corresponds to the sign of Pisces in traditional astrology. 

He breaks conventions. 

The wolf does not submit, his thirst for freedom allows him to discover new territories and new conventions. 

According to certain civilizations, the wolf is symbolic of loyalty, of self-sacrifice, but also of independence of mind. 

It is an animal very linked to intuition.   If you are independent, have strong intuition and like to ask yourself sometimes metaphysical questions, the wolf is for you. 

Your inner circle will be your anchor which will allow you to face life calmly. ~The Wolf ~ The wolf, a discreet, timid and wild species, is nevertheless the species most hunted by humans, due to its reputation as the “big bad wolf”.

 Role in the ecosystem Wolves help control deer and elk populations, which can benefit many other plant and animal species. 

The carcasses of their prey also help redistribute nutrients and provide food for other wildlife, like grizzly bears and scavengers.

 Why is this species endangered?   Since the Middle Ages, humans have killed thousands of wolves because they considered them harmful species and by taking over much of the land where gray wolves lived.   Wolves need land to roam, hunt and breed. 

This means that the small animals they hunted for food also disappeared.   Man therefore represents a much greater danger to wolves than wolves are to him.