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December Birth Flower Locket Necklace Set - Silver
When it arrives
The December Birth Flower Locket Necklace Set pairs our Mini Oval Locket Necklace with a delicate Holly Birth Flower Charm. The petite locket holds your favorite photos close, while the December birth flower adds a personal touch to a piece made to mean more.
Wear it as a reminder of your own story or gift it to someone special. A meaningful way to keep the people and moments you love close.
Set Includes:
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1 Mini Oval Locket Necklace
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1 Birth Flower Charm
Details
Color: Sterling Silver Chain with Sterling Silver Charm
Size:
Chain Length: 16"-18" Adjustable Chain with Lobster Clasp Closure
Locket Measures: 14mm x 17mm
Image Measures: 8mm x 11mm
Birth Flower Charm Measures: 7mm
Materials
Silver
Versatile and elegant, our classic sterling silver jewelry is made with 92.5% pure silver and boasts the benefits of being hypoallergenic, tarnish-resistant, and absolutely stunning.
How to Add Photos to Your Locket
- After opening the locket, use a pair of tweezers or a small pin to remove the clear plastic insert from one side of the locket. (The plastic is firm, so it should pop out easily.)
- Select your photo. If needed, you can utilize a digital photo program like iphoto or photoshop (even Microsoft Word works well) to resize a photo to fit into the locket. Please note, the size of the photo will be approximately 8 mm wide and 11 mm tall once it is trimmed, so the photo you select needs to be sized accordingly!
- Use photo paper, not regular copy paper, to print your selected picture.
- Place the insert over the photograph of your choice to trace an outline.
- Carefully cut out the photo and place it inside the locket, then replace the plastic insert on top of the photo.
- Use the tweezers or pin to make sure the 4 small tabs on the plastic insert are securely inside the locket. This is an important step to ensure your photo stays in place!
- Repeat these steps to add a photo to the other side of your locket.
Prefer a visual guide? Watch the tutorial here
