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It is so hard to watch someone you love go through a devastating loss. Grief is horrible, but sometimes thoughtful gestures can go a long way in helping the person you care about feel just a little better - even if just for a moment. This necklace comes with a meaningful message so you can let her know you are thinking about her during these hard times.

***The Broken Chain by Ron Tranmer, COPYRIGHTED. unlawful to reproduce without authorization***

ALL components are handmade with: 14K gold vermeil & sterling silver.

A high quality piece of jewelry that she will treasure for many years to come.

- Each pendant is textured by hand, creating a uniquely beautiful hammered finish that reflects light and sparkles with each movement. Every pendant has its own distinctive texture, no two are the same.

- Necklace is 18” long with adjustable ring at 16”.

- Pendant measures 1" in width and 0.65" in height.

- Beautifully packaged in our custom designed jewelry box with a blank greeting card and jewelry care instructions.

- If you would like to leave a gift message, select "This order is a gift" and then "Add gift message for free" at checkout.


About 14K gold vermeil:

Gold vermeil jewelry contains a thick layer of real gold. It is a durable, long-lasting precious metal with the prettiest light gold tone. To create gold vermeil jewelry, multiple layers of solid gold are pressure-bonded to a core of high-quality jeweler’s brass using extreme heat. Gold vermeil metals are at least 15 times more expensive than plated gold materials. Unlike gold plated metals, gold vermeil metal price depends on the market value of gold at the time of purchase.

Will gold vermeil ever tarnish?

Gold vermeil can tarnish naturally over time, but it’s easily cleaned. If using a polishing cloth, it should be used LIGHTLY and not pressed hard against the metal to remove tarnish, as it could rub off the gold on your piece over time.