Product Description:Warm, earthy color and a shifting cat eye effect give this 3/4-inch fiber optic acrylic heart a look all its own. Shades can range from light champagne and tan to taupe, caramel and deeper brown, with bands of reflected light adding even more variation. The softly rounded heart has a dimensional shape and comes with a gold-tone pinch bail already attached for adding to chain, cord or other jewelry materials. No two are alike! The wonderful variations in color, shading and fiber optic patterns make every heart unique.
These warm neutral tones work beautifully with natural and earth-inspired jewelry designs. Wear the heart alone as a pendant or combine it with wood beads, natural stone, amber colors, cream, gold, copper or other earthy shades. It can also become a bracelet dangle, keychain charm, zipper pull or decorative accessory. With each heart having its own combination of color and cat eye markings, it's an especially fun choice when you want jewelry with an individual, one-of-a-kind look.
General Information:More Ways to Use Heart Charms and Pendants
A heart doesn't have to be reserved for Valentine's Day. Heart jewelry can represent a spouse or partner, children and grandchildren, sisters, close friends or anyone who holds a special place in your life. A heart in someone's favorite color can turn a simple necklace or bracelet into a more personal gift.
Look beyond the traditional heart, too. Fiber optic hearts have shifting cat eye patterns that make each one a little different, floral hearts combine flowers with the symbolism of a heart, and Southwestern and abstract designs offer something for people who prefer less traditional jewelry. Double and joined hearts can be especially meaningful for couples, friends and family.
Making a Heart Pendant Your Own
Many heart pendants can be worn simply by adding them to a chain or cord, but they can also become the starting point for a larger design. Add coordinating beads above the heart, combine it with smaller charms and dangles, or choose findings in silver, gold, copper or other finishes to change the overall look. Hearts with bails are easy to move between chains and cords, while charms can be connected with jump rings or other jewelry findings.
Heart charms are useful beyond necklaces and bracelets, too. Add them to keychains, zipper pulls, purses, backpacks, ornaments and handmade gifts. A small change in how a heart is used can turn the same jewelry finding into something completely different.
