Novelty hardware study / HC-YWXK-014
Keep the twin-bell clock recognizable.
The top bells, centered face and pale metal outline distinguish this charm from a generic round pendant. Build the ring, chain and tassel into the same approved reference.
Shape gate
Approve silhouette before sparkle.
Compare the twin bells, top handle, circular body and lower feet at handheld distance. A highly polished stone field is not useful if the clock no longer reads as a clock. Keep a front and side sample photograph in the specification.
Check the dial at actual size.
Small face details can disappear in a catalog enlargement. Review hour markings, hands, surrounding crystals and the metal rim on a finished clock sample. The blue-green impression in a photograph is a color cue, not proof of a particular gem material.
Specify every connection above the clock.
- 1
Split ring
Confirm diameter and opening.
- 2
Connector chain
Measure the hanging clearance.
- 3
Clock body
Inspect the rear and side profile.
- 4
Tassel finish
Record color, length and attachment.
Request the assembled, handled sample.
Clip the charm to the intended bag or key set. Test whether the clock remains forward-facing, whether metal components abrade the crystal face, and whether the tassel hangs clear of the dial. Sample eligibility and costs are confirmed before proceeding.
Pack the dial and hardware separately.
Protect the clock face from its own ring or chain in transit. Specify whether units are individually bagged, carded or otherwise separated, then inspect a packed sample after normal handling.
Compare another compact novelty charm.
The purple butterfly charm has sectioned wings and a different ring-and-clip presentation. Browse the Hang Charms category before building a mixed display.
Send the complete clock assembly brief.
Clock charm FAQ
- What does the 2.6 × 2.6 inch reference measure?
- The record does not define whether the listed size includes the ring, chain or tassel. Confirm the clock-body dimensions and full ring-to-tassel drop on a finished sample.
- Is the blue-green sparkle a specified gemstone?
- The photograph suggests a turquoise-looking color, but the source record identifies crystal, rhinestone and metal. Ask the quote to specify actual stone and finish details.
- Can different hardware be used?
- A changed ring, connector or tassel is a new assembly choice. Mark the desired gallery view and obtain a revised sample and written component list.