Awareness Ribbon Colors

Below you will find a carefully curated list of awareness ribbons, divided into two distinct categories. The first section is dedicated to Cancer Awareness, highlighting the myriad of ribbon colors that represent the broad spectrum of cancer types, each color symbolizing a unique narrative in the fight against this disease. The second section encompasses Other Awareness, dedicated to a range of significant conditions and causes beyond cancer, where each color stands as a beacon of hope, support, and solidarity for those affected and their loved ones. These ribbons serve as powerful symbols in raising public consciousness, promoting education, and fostering communities of support around each cause.

Cancer Awareness:

• All Cancer (Rainbow Colors Ribbon): A universal symbol for awareness of all types of cancers, advocating for research and support regardless of the specific type.

• All Women's Cancer (Teal, Pink, Peach, & White Ribbon): Represents awareness of the various cancers that specifically affect women’s health.

• Bone Cancer (Yellow Ribbon): Raises awareness of bone cancer’s impact on patients and the importance of advancements in treatment.

• Brain Cancer (Grey Ribbon): Symbolizes the fight against brain tumors, encouraging support for medical research and patient care.

• Breast Cancer (Pink Ribbon): An international emblem of breast cancer awareness and the critical nature of early detection.

• Carcinoid Cancer (White & Black Ribbon): Highlights this rare form of cancer and the need for greater understanding and research.

• Cervical Cancer (Teal and White Ribbon): Promotes knowledge about cervical cancer prevention and the significance of regular screenings.

• Childhood Cancer (Gold Ribbon): Advocates for children with cancer and the quest for cures tailored to pediatric cancers.

• Colon Cancer (Dark Blue Ribbon): Emphasizes the importance of colon cancer screening and education for early diagnosis.

• Duodenal Cancer (Brown Ribbon): Raises awareness for this rare type of cancer affecting the initial part of the small intestine.

• Esophageal Cancer (Periwinkle Ribbon): Stresses the need for awareness around a cancer that begins in the esophagus.

• Hodgkin's Disease (Violet Ribbon): Represents support for individuals affected by this specific type of lymphoma.

• Leiomyosarcoma (Purple & Emerald Green Ribbon): Brings attention to this rare cancer, encouraging research and awareness.

• Leukemia (Orange Ribbon): Symbolizes support for leukemia patients and the ongoing search for better treatments and a cure.

• Liver Cancer (Emerald Green or Yellow Ribbon): Advocates for research and raises awareness of liver cancer challenges and patient support.

• Lung Cancer (White/Clear Ribbon): Represents hope and the collective efforts to combat lung cancer through research and early detection.

• Lymphoma (Lime Green or Red Ribbon): Increases awareness of lymphoma and supports individuals and families affected by this blood cancer.

• Melanoma (Black Ribbon): A powerful reminder of the seriousness of melanoma and the importance of skin cancer prevention and early detection.

• Multiple Myeloma (Burgundy Ribbon): Highlights the bravery of those facing multiple myeloma and the need for research into this type of blood cancer.

• Ovarian Cancer (Teal Ribbon): Stresses the importance of education around the symptoms of ovarian cancer and research into its causes and treatments.

• Pancreatic Cancer (Purple Ribbon): Calls to action for support in fighting one of the most challenging forms of cancer.

• Prostate Cancer (Light Blue Ribbon): A symbol of awareness and advocacy in fighting prostate cancer and promoting men's health.

• Squamous Cell Carcinoma (Dark Blue Ribbon): Raises awareness for squamous cell carcinoma, a common form of skin cancer.

• Thyroid Cancer (Blue, Pink, and Teal Ribbon): Represents the diverse aspects and challenges of living with and treating thyroid cancer.

• Uterine Cancer (Peach Ribbon): Raises visibility for uterine cancer and the importance of research and patient support.

For every bracelet sold from our Cancer Awareness collection, we proudly donate $5 to support the ongoing battle against cancer. This contribution aids in funding vital research, patient support services, and educational programs that are essential in the quest to understand, treat, and ultimately defeat this array of diseases. By choosing a bracelet, you're not only making a statement of support and awareness with its distinctive ribbon color, but you're also directly contributing to a cause that can change lives and shape a better future for those affected by cancer.

Other Awareness:

• AIDS (Red Ribbon): Supports those living with HIV/AIDS and promotes education on prevention and treatment.

• Alzheimer's (Puzzle Ribbon / Rainbow): Advocates for Alzheimer’s research and support for those affected by this degenerative brain disease.

• Autism (Puzzle Ribbon): Represents the diverse and complex nature of the autism spectrum, promoting acceptance and understanding.

• Celiac Disease (Light Green Ribbon): Raises awareness about celiac disease and the necessity of a gluten-free diet for those affected.

• Crohn's Disease (Purple Ribbon): A symbol of support for individuals with Crohn's disease and the broader challenges of inflammatory bowel diseases.

• Depression (Green Ribbon): Promotes mental health awareness and the need for support and treatment for depression.

• Epilepsy (Purple Ribbon): Brings attention to epilepsy, aiming to reduce stigma and promote understanding of seizure disorders.

• Pediatric Stroke (Blue and Purple Ribbon): Raises awareness that stroke can affect individuals of all ages, including infants and children.