★2700★ Thank you for viewing! 【About Sweetheart Jewelry】 From the 1920s during World War I to the 1940s during World War II, these charms were given by American soldiers stationed far away to their sweethearts, wives, mothers, and families as tokens of love. Each piece of Sweetheart Jewelry is unique, holding a different history and sentiment, making it one-of-a-kind in the world. 【Motif and Shape of This Charm】 This charm features a carved leaf wreath pattern. It symbolizes vitality, prosperity, and eternal bonds. Green, in particular, represents "hope," "renewal," and "peace." It is a valuable item, stamped with the mark "STERLING." ※ When shipping, the charm will be attached to a chain, and a silver polishing cloth will be included. We will carefully package and ship it. 【Size】 Charm: 14.3mm wide x 4.3mm thick ※ Please note that there may be slight variations. 【Chain】 A chain is included as a complimentary item so you can use it right away. ※ The chain is new and made of stainless steel. It is a recent item, not an old one. (You can choose from a 50cm or 45cm chain length. Please let us know via the transaction message after purchase. If you have no preference, we will include a 50cm chain.) 【For those who want Silver 925, it is listed here.】 #VM・925SilverChain 【For those who want a gift box for a present, it is listed here.】 #VM・giftbox ※ Chains and gift boxes may be out of stock. Please understand in that case. 【Condition】 Has scratches and stains. There are scratches, distortions, etc., giving it a vintage, old-fashioned feel and atmosphere. ※ We will deliver it as is, so as not to detract from the history and atmosphere of the time. 【Free Shipping & Anonymous Delivery】 We will carefully package it and ship it via Yu-Packet Post Mini. We will ship it within 1-2 days after purchase. 【Notes】 ※ The color and texture of the actual product may appear different from the images depending on the environment and specifications of your monitor or smartphone. ※ We apologize for the inconvenience, but we do not ship on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays.