Custom Pet Portrait

Turn your favorite furry friend into a tiny porcelain keepsake. Our Custom Pet Portrait Charm is handmade, hand-painted from your photo, and finished with a delicate touch of 22k gold luster for a soft, glowing finish. Each portrait is lovingly painted by hand, making every charm beautifully unique with its own little quirks and details. Comes ready to wear with a 14k gold-filled jump ring.

How to Order

After placing your order, please email at sharon@shaparle.com or send us a message through Shopify with a clear photo of your pet (the clearer the photo, the better!), your pet's name (optional), and any special details or requests you'd like us to capture. We'll create a one-of-a-kind portrait inspired by your photo and transform your beloved companion into a keepsake you'll treasure for years to come.

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Details

• Handmade, hand-painted porcelain charm, custom-made from your photo
• Finished with 22k gold luster edge detailing
• Comes ready to wear with a 14k gold-filled jump ring
• Because every portrait is hand-painted, no two charms are exactly alike

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Care

Think of your Shá Parlé charm as a miniature porcelain treasure — beautiful, timeless, and made to be worn with care.

Our charms begin as clay and are transformed into porcelain through multiple kiln firings before being hand-painted and finished with genuine 22k gold luster.

To help preserve your piece:

• Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, sunscreen, and other harsh chemicals
• Remove before showering, swimming, or exercising
• Store your jewelry in the pouch provided, or in a cool, dry place when not being worn

If your charm ever needs to be re-lustered, just send us a request — we're happy to provide that service.

With a little love, your Shá Parlé charm will remain a treasured keepsake for years to come.

Please note: the metal wire anchored into the porcelain charm is a specialized high-temperature firing wire, needed to withstand the kiln process. Our 22k gold luster is applied by hand as a finishing detail meant to frame the porcelain edges of the charm — it's not intended to fully cover the firing wire. A small portion of visible wire is normal and not a defect.