Red Heart Charm Necklace, 18k Gold Plated Steel
$49.99
Standard Shipping
3–5 business days within Canada, 5–8 business days to the United States. We ship to Canada and the United States only.
Free in Canada over $300 · United States over $500 CAD
Ships from our Ontario studio
Checked, packed and shipped by our team in Ontario. Tracking is emailed the moment it ships.
Product Details
A heart-cut red stone in a puffed gold heart, with a little crowd of charms gathered above it. The heart is domed rather than flat, so the gold catches light along its curve instead of sitting dead against the skin. The stone is cut as a heart too and ringed by a single row of small clear stones that lifts it. Around the bail sit a rope-textured cross, a bezel-set clear stone, a small gold heart and two smooth rings — each on its own jump ring, so the cluster shifts and re-settles as you move. It reads like a charm necklace built over years, arriving already made.
Product Specifications
- MaterialStainless steel, gold plated
- ColourGold, with a red centre stone and clear stones
- Chain length45cm + 5cm extender
- Heart pendant1.90cm
- Centre stoneHeart-cut red stone with a clear halo
- CharmsRope cross, bezel-set clear stone, small gold heart, two gold rings
- ClosureLobster clasp with extender chain
- WaterproofYes
- HypoallergenicYes, nickel free
- SKUHC-WP-NKL-001
Delivery
Each piece is hand-knotted to order in our Ontario studio. Allow 2–3 days of making, then 3–5 business days in transit within Canada and 5–8 business days to the United States. Tracking is emailed the moment it ships.
Free delivery within Canada on orders over $300, and to the United States over $500 CAD. We ship to Canada and the United States only.
Returns
30 day returns. Send the piece back unworn, in its original packaging, and we cover return postage within Canada. Email hello@hardlycommon.com for return authorisation and we will send the label.
Packaging
Every piece arrives in our signature gift-ready box, made from fully recyclable FSC-certified materials.
