This sterling silver charm shows a bighorn sheep, an animal known for the distinctive large, curved horns on the rams! These sheep are common in parts of the American west, particularly in the Sierra Nevadas & Rocky Mountains. The charm is solid & three-dimensional, & it measures approximately 15mm tall, 14mm wide & 9mm deep. This listing contains multiple photos & a detailed description (keep scrolling down for additional information!) If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to ask. Material: solid .925 sterling silver Size (mm): 15mm tall, 14mm wide & 9mm deep Size (inches): just under 3/4" tall, over 1/2" wide & about 5/16" deep Made in the USA Interested in ram / sheep themed charms? I carry several styles in my store: www.etsy.com/shop/jewelbecharmed/search?search_query=sheep Please note that the charm measurements do not include the length of any removable attachments. These will vary some, but a jump ring or split ring would add about 4mm (1/8") onto the overall length, a lobster clasp about 10mm (3/8"), & a large hole bead about 13mm (1/2"). - Pick Clasp / Closure: Select an attachment to go on this charm from the options provided. All are solid .925 sterling silver. If you’re not sure which one you need, choose the jump ring. To see samples of the different attachments offered, please refer to the last photo in this listing. JUMP RING (most popular): slide your charm onto a necklace chain or attach it to a traditional chain style charm bracelet with this option. A jump ring can be opened & closed with pliers. While you don’t have to, you could have a jeweler permanently solder the jump ring shut after it’s on your bracelet for maximum security. I use a sturdy 18 or 19 gauge jump ring, the 18 whenever possible & the 19 on charms with smaller loops (most common with miniature charms). SPLIT RING: some people prefer a split ring when attaching a charm to a bracelet. A split ring is similar to a jump ring, but has a double loop like a keychain. I use a 6mm split ring on all charms that will fit one, & smaller rings when necessary. LOBSTER CLASP: people who like to change their charms frequently may prefer this option, as you can quickly clip it on & off your jewelry. I use a small 9mm lobster clasp for these. As this is a smaller clasp, it will fit on many traditional chain style bracelets, but not on thick or European style chains. PENDANT BAIL: adding a pendant bail to a charm gives it a nice, finished look if you intend to use the charm as a pendant on a necklace. A charm with a pendant bail attached will arrive ready to slide on a chain for a unique necklace! The bail (see example #6 in the last photo above) is a little less than 10mm tall & 4mm wide, the opening is about 2mm x 4mm, so it will fit on chains or cords measuring less than 2mm wide. The pendant bail may vary slightly from the one shown. Please note that miniature charms may have a miniature pendant bail attached instead (#5 in the photo above), which measures
