pazzle set ring 3D Print Model

the weight of this ring is the bride and groom:
with 18 carat yellow gold: 10 grams and 12 whistles.
with 18 carat white gold: 10 grams and 28 whistles.
with 925: 6 silver and 81 whistles.
speaks can be seen on it’s website, in advertisements and public service announcements, on t-shirts, on pins nba coaches wear in april, and in their autism walks. autism speaks said in a statement that, “the blue autism speaks puzzle piece has had a huge influence on raising awareness of autism around the world, which is why we believe it is still a worthy and effective logo. it represents the search for answers that will lead to greater understanding and acceptance of people on the autism spectrum, their diverse challenges, abilities and strengths.” the “search for answers” that autism speaks refers to is the search for cures and treatments. autism speaks has previously called autism a disease, and has said statements such as, “this disease has taken our children away. it’s time to get them back,” and have called autistic people “burdens” and “tragedies,” and has called autism itself an “epidemic.” in their“i am autism” advertisement, autism speaks made statements such as that autism “robs children of their dreams,” and that autistic children “live behind a wall.” the puzzle piece is also blue, a color chosen because males receive more formal diagnoses of females, which implies that autism only appears in males or that males are “more autistic” than females are.
autistic people reject the puzzle piece symbol for multiple reasons, but the main reasons are that it is infantilizing, it promotes the mentality that autistic people are incomplete or are missing puzzle pieces, and it treats autism as a disease that needs to be “treated” or “cured.” the primary colors of the autism awareness ribbon supports the misconception that autism is something that only appears in childhood, and autistic adults are largely ignored in the conversation about autism. the puzzle piece symbol carries mantras such as, “until all the pieces fit,” or “until the puzzle is complete,” which translates to until there is an answer, treatment, or cure for autism. the puzzle piece implies that autistic people have something wrong with them or “missing” in their brains or functioning.