Silver Heart Necklace
Rhodium plated 20 inch chain with rhodium plated heart medallion.
This silver heart is the twin to our Heart of Gold necklace. This necklace is perfect for stacking with our other silver pieces or for wearing as a statement piece to show your love.
50% of proceeds go to support African Elephant sanctuaries and like minded charities.
Shipping & Returns
We offer free shipping over $150 for standard ground. Express options are available for an additional fee.
We provide a 15-day warranty on all our jewelry items from the date of delivery. This warranty specifically covers damaged items. We will replace any jewelry item that arrives in damaged condition, subject to verification by our team. For full refund and exchange details please see our Warranty & Refund Page.
Jewelry Care
Gold-Plated
When it comes to sprucing up your gold-plated styles, less is more. All you need is a soft, plain cloth or cotton ball. Gently rub the cloth across the surface of the jewelry to remove any surface debris.
Whatever you do, stay away from water, detergent, and polishing clothes — the latter of which typically feature tarnish removers and other polishing agents that can strip away the plating.
As always, make sure your jewelry is completely dry before storing it.
Gold-Filled
For cleaning gold-filled pieces, it's recommend using a jewelry, microfiber cloth. Again, you’ll want to gently rub across the surface until the surface debris has been removed. If your gold-filled jewelry needs a little more love, you may occasionally use a mild soap and soft cloth to gently clean.
Rhodium-Plated
Doesn't require much in terms of daily maintenance, but similar to gold-plated will from time to time require cleaning. Follow the same instructions with rhodium-plated as gold-plated.
Jewelry with a Purpose
We honor the memory of Ellison by investing in jewelry that spreads love and makes a positive impact. We donate 50% of all proceeds to the African Sanctuaries, Sheldrick and The HERD in honor of our daughter Ellison that aspired to be a Vet, yet we lost her to AML in 2020.
