Stainless Steel Medical ID Dog Tag Necklace
$ 43.70
- Stainless steel dog tag with red enamel medical alert accent
- 30-inch curb chain included, 4 mm wide
- Brushed and polished finish
- Engravable tag for personalization
- Fancy lobster clasp closure
- Arrives gift boxed
Leave engraving off and your piece ships blank.
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Specifications
| Metal | Stainless Steel |
|---|---|
| Metal weight (approx.) | 15.97 g |
| Length | 30 in |
| Width | 4 mm |
| Chain style | Curb |
| Clasp | Lobster (Fancy) |
| Pendant size | 55 x 26 mm |
| Finish | Polished & Brushed |
| Gender | Men's |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
This men's medical ID necklace features a stainless steel dog tag with a brushed and polished finish, accented with red enamel to highlight its medical alert purpose. It comes complete on a 30-inch curb chain, so there's nothing else to purchase.
The tag itself is engravable, allowing for personalization with important medical details, and the piece arrives gift boxed and ready to give.
Details
- Chain Length: 30 in
- Chain Type: Curb, 4 mm wide
- Charm/Element Length: 55 mm
- Charm/Element Width: 26 mm
- Finish: Polished & Brushed
- Material: Stainless Steel
- Clasp: Lobster (Fancy)
- Engravable: Yes
- Packaging: Gift Boxed
Approx. metal weight: 15.97 g
Common Questions
How long is the chain?
The curb chain measures 30 inches long and 4 mm wide, with a fancy lobster clasp.
Can the dog tag be engraved?
Yes, this tag is engravable, making it easy to personalize with medical or identification information.
What metal is this made of?
It's crafted from stainless steel with a brushed and polished finish and a red enamel accent.
Who is this necklace designed for?
It's designed as a men's medical alert necklace, ideal for anyone who wants to keep important medical information on hand.
Does it come with packaging?
Yes, it arrives gift boxed.
