Magnetic Clasp Grow in Grace Signature Kintsugi Necklace

This quality, elegant piece was inspired by the Japanese Art of Kintsugi, where broken pottery is repaired with gold; thereby, making the broken item more valuable and beautiful. The Grow in Grace Signature Necklace is a reminder that the pains and difficulties we experience in life can be healed, strengthened, and made beautiful. It combines the beauty and strength of a flower that continues to bloom, season after season, with a Kintsugi charm, which reminds us that our broken hearts, minds, and bodies can be filled with metaphorical gold as we grow through our challenges. Together, they can remind us that there is hope for healing ahead, and that we can continue to grow and bloom despite our challenges.

These necklaces are hand-crafted with either gold filled or sterling silver materials, resin, and 23k gold leaf/silver leaf to ensure quality pieces that if cared for properly can last for many years. It comes in one size with a magnetic clasp. Please see our Care Instructions to maintain your piece for years to come. Just like each person is beautifully unique, each Grow in Grace piece is individually handcrafted and designs of Kintsugi will vary. No two pieces are exactly the same.

As most of Grow in Grace products are made to order and hand-assembled, please expect a 1-2 week production time, followed by standard shipping.  

Magnetic Clasp Warning:

This product contains small pieces and small magnets. Not for small children.  Swallowed pieces can cause choking. Swallowed magnets may stick together across intestines causing serious infections and death. Seek immediate medical attention if magnets are swallowed or inhaled. Magnetic jewelry may have potential health risks for individuals with certain medical conditions (e.g., those with pacemakers,  or other implants, etc) and may not be suitable for everyone. By buying this product, buyer assumes all risks associated with the use of the product and accepts full responsibility for any consequences that may arise from its use.