Mood
Rings for Adults
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Adults'
mood rings change colour according to your mood and state of mind.
These rings have a silver coloured finish in four sizes from 17
to 20mm internal diameter with an outer surface which changes colour
to determine your mood. They are available in a plain band as in
the photo or in a wavy version. The colours and their significance
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Other
Mood Ring Designs
We now
have in stock a variety of mood rings with between twenty and thirty
different designs. These have a shaped piece of mood stone (circles,
hearts and ovals) mounted on a decorated metal ring. These rings are
one adjustable size. Some examples are shown below.
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Mood
Rings for Children
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Children's
mood rings change colour in the same way as adults' mood rings but
have a different design as the ring is open to fit different finger
sizes. The coloured surface has a choice of designs - butterflies,
stars, hearts, dolphins and moons. This photo is of the star mood
ring. £1.49 |
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Mood
Pendants
Mood
Pendants change colour in the same way as mood rings. There are
several styles - hearts, leaves, stars, moons, daisies and butterflies.
These are choker length and some are on a leather thong with a
short length of chain at the back with the fastening. The length
is adjustable from about 34 to 40cm (11 to 16 inches). Other designs
are on a plain black thong. £4.95
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Mood
Ring Colours
Black
- tense, nervous, harassed or over worked
Grey - anxious, nervous or strained
Amber - emotional, unsettled or
cool
Green - average and not under great
stress
Blue-green - inner emotions charged,
somewhat relaxed
Blue - relaxed, at ease, calm and
lovable
Dark blue - very happy, love, passion
and romance
Mood
Rings and Panic Attacks
We have
had several customers who have been using mood rings to help control
panic attacks. The rings change colour according to skin temperature.
When people are suffering a panic attack their skin temperature tends
to rise. People are using meditation or consciously thinking of calm
places or situations to counter the sense of panic. The resulting changes
of colour provide feedback to reinforce the effect and lessen or stop
the panic attack.
So far
this evidence has been anecdotal. We would be interested in any research
or references to studies on this. If you can help please email
us. Thank you.
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