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Felix Z Designs Gold Vermeil Floating Heart Necklace is a delicate, everyday pendant that adds a subtle touch of glam to any look. The small gold vermeil heart (gold over sterling silver) measures 1/2" and slides freely along a fine gold-filled chain for gentle movement and a floating effect that layers beautifully with other necklaces.
This piece balances minimalist design with quality materials—perfect for gifting or everyday wear. The necklace measures 16" with a 2" extender and secures with a lobster clasp for an adjustable, comfortable fit.
Finished and signed by Felix Z Designs, the necklace pairs well with both casual and dressier outfits and is ideal for stacking with other chains.
The necklace length and pendant size are shown below:
| Item | Imperial | Metric |
|---|---|---|
| Pendant height | 1/2" | ≈12.7 mm |
| Necklace length | 16" | ≈40.6 cm |
| Extender | 2" | ≈5.1 cm |
Adjust the 2" extender to customize the fit or layer with other necklaces for a stacked look.
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