02: charm

lower case initial charm

£25
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Finish: gold
Letter
Finish: Gold
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spell out your name, put together your loved ones initials or simply your favourite word using our initial charms, also now available silver.

Fits directly onto hoops but also comes with an extension to add to necklaces and bracelets

Letter
Finish

product details

details

length: 1cm width: 1.8cm weight: 2.5g
All measurements are approximate

Comes with an extension link so you can chose how to style your stack

Designed to attach onto necklaces, bracelets and earrings
Made from triple-dipped, 18ct gold-plated brass.
Length: 46cm
Width: 0.8cm
Weight: 50g

materials

Enamel & 18ct gold-plated triple-dipped brass

We use a 18ct gold for a purer gold finish that is less likely to tarnish and is more durable.
Our jewellery is made from triple-dipped, 18ct gold-plated brass. We use a 18ct gold for a purer gold finish that is less likely to tarnish and is more durable.

frkl. jewellery is crafted to ensure you get a long life from every one of your piece so you can adorn, add and cherish to hearts content.

care guide

We've made looking after your new frkl. face easier than ever, so you can wear it on repeat. To keep you prices at their best here are some helpful tips...

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What are the big no-no’s?

Precious jewellery tends to dislike the chemicals in our beauty products. So when your styling apply your lotion and potions before adding on your frkl. pieces. The sun affects us all so like your own precious freckles, minimise your jewellery’s time in direct sunlight. Lastly let’s keep it dry, before swimming and bathing take you jewellery off to minimise any water damage over time.
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How to take care of my pieces?

Our Pouches aren't just for show, try to keep your jewellery stored in them when not in use.
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How to clean your frkl. pieces?

The best way to clean your jewellery is with a soft , non-abrassiove and lint-free cloth. It cleans away anything that has built up over time leaving your pieces gleaming and ready to go again.
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What causes jewellery to fade?

Swimming, showering or washing in jewellery can cause your pieces to erode and fade over time. Gold plating can react with chlorine, salt and fresh water, so to keep shining on, take your pieces off.