Red "Love", Champagne, Ace of Hearts Charm Necklace

Keep your heart close with this handcrafted charm necklace, featuring our Red "Love" Bar Charm, Champagne Charm, and Ace of Hearts Playing Card Charm on a 14k Gold Filled Paperclip Charm Holder Necklace. Each piece is hand-shaped, hand-painted, and kiln-fired by our artists, finished with genuine 22k gold luster, making every necklace one of a kind, with a removable holder so your stack can grow with you.

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Details

• Handmade and hand-painted porcelain charms
• Hand-shaped from clay and kiln-fired into porcelain
• Finished with genuine 22k gold luster detailing
• 14k gold-filled paperclip chain, charm holder, jump rings, extender, and all findings
• 18k gold PVD charm holder clasp, easy spring push to open
• Lightweight and comfortable for everyday wear
• Because every piece is handcrafted, slight variations in color, shape, and brushstrokes make each necklace uniquely yours

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Care

Think of your Shá Parlé jewelry 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. The necklace, charm holder, and all findings are crafted from 14k gold-filled materials for lasting quality.

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 charms ever need to be re-lustered, just send us a request — we're happy to provide that service.

With a little love, your Shá Parlé piece is made to be treasured 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.