Sterling Silver Crystal Reversible Heart Key Charm
$ 48.16
- Sterling silver with rhodium-plated polished finish
- 3-D reversible heart key design
- Pink and blue crystal enamel detailing
- Attached fancy lobster clasp for easy use
- Approx. metal weight: 1.35 g
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Specifications
| Metal | Sterling Silver |
|---|---|
| Purity | 925 |
| Metal weight (approx.) | 1.35 g |
| Stone type | Crystal |
| Stone | Crystal |
| Construction | Solid |
Specifications are for the item selected above. Metal weights are approximate and vary slightly from piece to piece.
Description
This Amore La Vita heart key charm is crafted in sterling silver with a bright rhodium-plated, polished finish. Its 3-D reversible design features pink and blue crystal enamel detailing on both sides, giving it a fun, dimensional look no matter which way it faces.
A fancy lobster clasp is attached directly to the charm, so it's simple to clip onto a bracelet, necklace, or charm holder you already own.
Details
- Material: Sterling silver, rhodium-plated
- Finish: Polished, 3-D
- Design: Reversible heart key charm
- Enamel: Pink and blue crystal, multi-color, synthetic stone type
- Attachment: Fancy lobster clasp
- Manufacturing: Casted, solid construction
- Collection: Amore La Vita
- Country of origin: China
Approx. metal weight: 1.35 g
Common Questions
What metal is this charm made of?
It's crafted from sterling silver with rhodium plating for a bright, polished silver-tone finish.
Does it come with a chain or bracelet?
This is a charm with its own attached fancy lobster clasp for easy attachment, sold on its own.
Is the design reversible?
Yes, the heart-shaped key charm is reversible, featuring 3-D enamel detailing in pink and blue crystal colors on both sides.
What is the clasp used for?
The fancy lobster clasp lets you easily attach this charm to a bracelet, necklace, or charm holder you already own.
What is the metal weight?
The charm weighs approximately 1.35 grams.
