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Every Fahlo tracking experience includes the Fahlo Protection Ping™. This indicates each animal’s unique path may be live, delayed, or historical based on required safety protocol in accordance with our nonprofit partners.
While the experience of following an animal’s journey remains the same for you, we work behind the scenes with our partners to ensure this experience is presented in a way that keeps the animals safe, one step or splash at a time.
Created in partnership with Save the Elephants, each elephant bracelet unlocks an interactive tracking map and helps Fahlo support their conservation.
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Fahlo donates 10% of all profits to our nonprofit partners
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Hand-strung and one of a kind: Because our bracelets are made from natural crushed stone or glass, slight variations in bead color and pattern make each one totally unique!
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Save The Elephants (STE) gathers insight into elephant behavior, intelligence, and long-distance movements while fostering peaceful human-elephant coexistence. Amid ongoing threats of habitat loss and ivory poaching, STE uses the tools and knowledge acquired to set elephants up for long term survival success.
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.9 / 5 from 2317 reviews.
Love it! I fahlo 6 animals atm and it's all cool to see where they have traveled but for some reason my sloth has been sitting in the road for 4 days now. Hope he's ok!
Brian W.5/5Verified
Having fun collecting and supporting all the animals
Bailey P.5/5Verified
It fun I tell people about animals and showing what the bracelets do.
Bonnie A.5/5Verified
I love the color!
Joy N.5/5Verified
Love my elephant, Squall, and her pretty bracelet.
Vicki K.5/5Verified
So beautiful! The red Elephant with the white stones-I love it!!!😍🐘❤️
Viviane L.5/5Verified
I absolutely love it! I love following Jenga and watching him travel.♥️
Jenn C.5/5Verified
I love my fahlo bracelets, I love coming home from school and seeing where my animals are and went it’s such a good way to promote saving animals in a stylish way
Hadley R.5/5Verified
I like it!
リーピン ト.5/5Verified
It came quick and there were no issues!
Lauren F.5/5Verified
The bracelets are lovely. I have purchased 3 for gifts and the elephant for me. I love having the updates, but mostly thrilled about helping these amazing animals
Thank you
Lisa W.5/5Verified
I absolutely love this foundation and love supporting it even more. Helping some of my favorite animals. I suggest everyone to do the same!
Hunter L.5/5Verified
This one is special. I got this for my then 97 year old Grandma...she didn't want to wear it & I knew she wouldn't, so I kept it & I call her everytime he moves & tell her where he goes. She loves it...she picked it out. She tells everyone about her Elephant & not 5 minutes later I have to get my phone out to show everyone where he is & about the bracelets lol...everytime...but I never mind. This has brought me & my Grandma closer together...thank you for that.
Emily S.5/5Verified
These colors are amazing...love the Agate!!!
Emily S.5/5Verified
I love the bracelet...the Elephant is infuriating sometime times because it wants so spin, but its the beads...I love the color but these beads are one of the only beads they make that kinda looks cheapy. But I still got it in other animals. That was just a heads up.
Emily S.4/5Verified
Elephants are my favorite animal, so I wear my bracelet all the time!! I’m able to work with it, clean with it, and even sleep with it with no problem! I also love learning fun facts about the animal I’m tracking <333 such a beautiful bracelet and I hope to track more beautiful creatures!
Emily A.5/5Verified
Beautiful bracelets with an amazing cause.
I absolutely love my Fahlo bracelets! Not only are they cute and well-made, but the concept of being able to track a real animal is so unique and rewarding. It makes you feel genuinely connected to wildlife conservation. The app is easy to use, and checking in on my animal's journey has become a fun daily routine.
Slightly disappointed with the elephant bead as the shape isn’t overly clear, I’ve had several people ask that it is and can only see elephant once I tell them :(
Lanair H.4/5Verified
I love having a connection with my elephant and knowing how far and how fast she has moved.
Toby T.5/5Verified
I love my elephant 🐘. I was just reading
A book about elephant 🐘 book and I just fell in love with elephants. Jenga is my
Elephant 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘.
The tiger 🐅 is endangered so is the hippo, crocodile 🐊, panda 🐼, and the
cheetah 🐆. Can you add them too?
Nichole W.5/5
I kept this bracelet myself and I love it and the whole concept of helping and tracking animals in the wild 🤩 I've already ordered some more ☺️
Sue J.5/5Verified
I'm in love! I ordered it on Saturday and it came in a Saturday! I'm getting more soon!!!
Alana D.5/5
I love it!! The only thing about an elephant is that they don’t get tracked often because of their safety!! But still a pleasure to have!
Laila P.5/5
<3
Adam M.5/5Verified
Bought a few
Love them to bits and to know that ive supported a great cause ♥️💜♥️
Jacqueline H.5/5Verified
I gave each bracelet to my family as a gift. Everyone was delighted, and it was meaningful.
Yeonwoo L.5/5Verified
Amazing gift, perfect fit, both for men and women. Just love both the bracelet and "my" elephant.
Jerome L.5/5Verified
Absolutely love these bracelets and tracking our elephants has been so much fun! Highly recommend getting these bracelets!
Hannah S.5/5Verified
I absolutely LOVE elephants. & this was such an amazinggg gift from my lovely big sister. I'm very glad that by purchasing these bracelets you're also helping these beautiful creatures.
Tiffany S.5/5
Just love it!
Brittany B.5/5Verified
I received my bracelet as a Christmas present. It was so thoughtful and I love it so much. Now I get to watch Jenga’s exploration 💙
Jenn5/5
Fifth one I've bought. I absolutely love them! Great for gifts or just for yourself
Lynnae B.5/5Verified
Lovely bracelet, thank you.
Lyn G.5/5Verified
I ordered two bracelets to find out there was a special buy two get one free. So I got one for myself and one for my daughter and we share the third. Love them so much. They are great quality and so pretty. The best part, though, is our elephants we are tracking. They are beautiful. We live ours so much, I ordered another one for my niece who also loves elephants. Can’t wait to see how she loves hers.
Jamie R.5/5
Soooo excited for these beauties! Not only are elephants my FAV animal, I’m honored to be apart of this movement!!!
Marchae J.5/5
I git mine today as a Christmas gift and I cried 🥺 elephants are my spirit animal and theyre such beautiful creatures ♥️ I'm obsessed with Naisula already and can't wait to watch her travels!
Andrea W.5/5
I love it! Great Christmas present! Always love elephants glad now I can help save them and protect them. Appreciate the wildlife collection what they do for wildlife!
Amanda O.5/5
I am a lifelong fan of elephants. I met my first one when I was a little girl, and family and friends have been giving me elephants ever since. This is just a sample of my collection, with my bracelets being worn as collars.
Sharon C.5/5Verified
Love them, I got my girlfriend and I one so we could match but with our own style!
Schaffer E.5/5Verified
Beautiful and perfect.
Krystal R.5/5
Love it! I bought 1 for myself and more for friends and family. We all absolutely loved learning about our elephant or turtle’s history and knowing the purchase was for a good cause❤️
Laura H.5/5Verified
Why are elephants tracked?
Save the Elephants (STE) uses GPS tracking equipment to better understand elephant movements and behavior. As the human population grows across Africa and the landscape gets increasingly crowded, this tracking data is key to defining and protecting elephant habitats and the corridors that link areas used by both elephants and other wildlife. To date, STE has tracked over 900 elephants!
Using this technology, they can also tell when an elephant has become unnaturally mobile—a warning that can indicate an elephant is in trouble. These alerts are issued to wildlife management teams to allow a rapid response and can make the difference between life and death.
STE provides Fahlo with delayed tracking data for security reasons so we’re never giving away an elephant’s live location. Despite this delay, you’ll still receive a near daily update of your elephant’s location.
To learn more about why elephants are tracked, visit our partner Save the Elephants directly at savetheelephants.org.
How are elephants tracked?
“Elephant collars contain a small transmitter, and by using GPS and satellite tracking technology (similar to that used in car navigation systems), Save the Elephants can monitor the location of a collared elephant at regular intervals (every 30–60 minutes). This information plays an important part in defining and protecting elephant corridors. We later plot these coordinates on a map so you can see where your Fahlo elephant has traveled!” - Save the Elephants
“No, the collar does not harm the elephant. The collar is very light and sits loosely around the neck like a pendant would on us. Collaring is carefully performed by an experienced team. First, an elephant is located by a ground team or from the air, then a vet will prepare and shoot a dart containing anesthetic. A collar is fitted as quickly and safely as possible before the vet helps revive the elephant in minutes.” - Save the Elephants
With the largest brain of any land animal, elephants are incredibly smart animals. They can use tools, understand human body language and mimic human voices, and show empathy with other animals and each other, as well as demonstrating astounding capabilities to create and store memories.
Why are elephants going extinct?
The greatest factors contributing to elephant extinction are all related to human activity. The sharing of land in Asia and Africa has created conflict between humans and elephants, making elephants targets for humans. The most harmful activities include poaching and habitat destruction.
What are elephants scared of?
Surprisingly, elephants are most scared of two very small creatures: bees and mice. Bees scare them because they tend to swarm. While one bee sting is relatively harmless, hundreds of stings at once can be very painful. Mice are frightening because they tend to startle elephants, due to their small size.
What does an elephant bracelet mean?
The elephant is symbolic of good luck. For this reason, wearing elephant jewelry is thought to bring the wearer good luck, and gifting elephant jewelry is a way of wishing someone good luck and good fortune.
Save the Elephants (STE) uses GPS tracking equipment to better understand elephant movements and behavior. As the human population grows across Africa and the landscape gets increasingly crowded, this tracking data is key to defining and protecting elephant habitats and the corridors that link areas used by both elephants and other wildlife. To date, STE has tracked over 900 elephants!
Using this technology, they can also tell when an elephant has become unnaturally mobile—a warning that can indicate an elephant is in trouble. These alerts are issued to wildlife management teams to allow a rapid response and can make the difference between life and death.
STE provides Fahlo with delayed tracking data for security reasons so we’re never giving away an elephant’s live location. Despite this delay, you’ll still receive a near daily update of your elephant’s location.
To learn more about why elephants are tracked, visit our partner Save the Elephants directly at savetheelephants.org.
“Elephant collars contain a small transmitter, and by using GPS and satellite tracking technology (similar to that used in car navigation systems), Save the Elephants can monitor the location of a collared elephant at regular intervals (every 30–60 minutes). This information plays an important part in defining and protecting elephant corridors. We later plot these coordinates on a map so you can see where your Fahlo elephant has traveled!” - Save the Elephants
“No, the collar does not harm the elephant. The collar is very light and sits loosely around the neck like a pendant would on us. Collaring is carefully performed by an experienced team. First, an elephant is located by a ground team or from the air, then a vet will prepare and shoot a dart containing anesthetic. A collar is fitted as quickly and safely as possible before the vet helps revive the elephant in minutes.” - Save the Elephants
With the largest brain of any land animal, elephants are incredibly smart animals. They can use tools, understand human body language and mimic human voices, and show empathy with other animals and each other, as well as demonstrating astounding capabilities to create and store memories.
The greatest factors contributing to elephant extinction are all related to human activity. The sharing of land in Asia and Africa has created conflict between humans and elephants, making elephants targets for humans. The most harmful activities include poaching and habitat destruction.
Surprisingly, elephants are most scared of two very small creatures: bees and mice. Bees scare them because they tend to swarm. While one bee sting is relatively harmless, hundreds of stings at once can be very painful. Mice are frightening because they tend to startle elephants, due to their small size.
The elephant is symbolic of good luck. For this reason, wearing elephant jewelry is thought to bring the wearer good luck, and gifting elephant jewelry is a way of wishing someone good luck and good fortune.
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If you add 3 or more, you get free shipping!
Fahlo donates 10% of all profits to our nonprofit partners
Sizing: Elastic, one size fits most
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