Available in Sterling Silver, 14k Yellow and White Gold
Choose your Tears
Tears are available in 10 colors of Synthetic stones coordinating with awareness ribbon colors for types of Cancer and Illness. More then 1 tear can be added.
Contact us about a custom or genuine stone tear as well.
Contact us about a custom or genuine stone tear as well.
Black TearA Black Tear represents Melanoma
Pink TearA Pink Tear represents Breast Cancer and Thyroid Cancer
Teal TearA Teal Tear represents Ovarian Cancer, Cervical Cancer, and Thyroid Cancer
Periwinkle TearA Periwinkle Tear represents Esophageal Cancer, Stomach Cancer, and All Cancers
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Green TearA Green Tear represents Liver Cancer, Kidney Cancer, and Lymphoma
Yellow TearA Yellow Tear represents Childhood Cancer, Bone Cancer, Uterine Cancer, Bladder Cancer, Leukemia, Sarcoma
Red TearA Red Tear represents Head Cancer, Neck Cancer, Myeloma
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Blue TearA Blue Tear represents Colon Cancer and Prostate Cancer
White TearA White Tear represents Lung Cancer and Brain Cancer
Purple TearA Purple Tear represents Pancreatic Cancer, Hodgkin's, Leiomyosarcoma
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Proceeds from each Ribbon of Hope & Tears are being donated to the
PennState Cancer Institute for cancer research and finding a cure.
Penn State Cancer Institute is proud to join with other Big Ten cancer centers in an effort to transform cancer research through collaborative, hypothesis-driven, highly translational oncology trials that leverage the scientific and clinical expertise of Big Ten universities.
In the area of cancer research, our investigators’ work focuses primarily on studying the mechanisms of carcinogenesis and applying discoveries toward the prevention and treatment of human cancers (particularly through the experimental therapeutics and/or population health and cancer control research programs). Studying the mechanisms of carcinogenesis involves examining the basic science of viruses, chemicals, and environmental or dietary agents that may cause cancer, lead to its growth, or make a person more susceptible to the disease.
PennState Cancer Institute for cancer research and finding a cure.
Penn State Cancer Institute is proud to join with other Big Ten cancer centers in an effort to transform cancer research through collaborative, hypothesis-driven, highly translational oncology trials that leverage the scientific and clinical expertise of Big Ten universities.
In the area of cancer research, our investigators’ work focuses primarily on studying the mechanisms of carcinogenesis and applying discoveries toward the prevention and treatment of human cancers (particularly through the experimental therapeutics and/or population health and cancer control research programs). Studying the mechanisms of carcinogenesis involves examining the basic science of viruses, chemicals, and environmental or dietary agents that may cause cancer, lead to its growth, or make a person more susceptible to the disease.