A miniature glittered cherry cluster on a fine gold-tone ball chain by Ikita: one top disc anchors six lower discs in red enamel with glitter inclusions, splayed in a fan over three slim gold bars that read like stylised stems. The composition reads as a stylised grape or cherry cluster rather than a literal fruit charm, with quiet movement on the chest.
The 26 cm base length plus 8 cm extension settles the pendant just below the collarbone for V-necks, or higher for tucked-in tees. A go-to red accent for warm wardrobe palettes, paired naturally with cream knits, camel coats and forest-green velvet.
This Ikita cluster pendant necklace arranges seven enamel discs around three slim gold bars in a fan. The top disc sits just below the chain bail and reads as a stem cap, while six lower discs angle outward in a loose grape-cluster silhouette. Each disc is filled with bright red enamel embedded with fine glitter that catches movement under direct light, giving the cluster a wet-cherry shine rather than a matte fruit-charm look. The gold-tone ball chain (satellite chain) adds a textured surface to what would otherwise be a too-smooth setup.
The trick with a fruit-cluster charm is to treat it as a colour accent rather than a literal motif. The glitter inclusions push the discs into the abstract: read from two metres away, it looks like a red cluster of polished stones, not a Pinterest fruit-bowl earring. A cream knit polo neck with the necklace sitting just below the collar reads as a quiet pop of colour for an autumn day at the office. A camel coat with the pendant against a black silk camisole turns the cluster into a focal point at evening drinks.
From the cherry brooches of the 1950s through Butler & Wilson's enamel fruit pins and the modern revival at Liberty London, red cluster charms have a long British retail history. A piece like this Ikita necklace fits that lineage with a softer hand: it pairs as easily with a Toast linen smock as with a M&S knit. Our broader fashion jewellery selection extends the warm gold + red theme into matching earrings and rings for layered seasonal looks.
The pendant frames and ball chain are gold-tone plated zinc alloy. The enamel is sealed and adheres well to the disc surfaces; the glitter inclusions are mixed into the enamel pour rather than applied on top, so they cannot rub off with normal wear. To preserve the glitter sparkle:
| Chain length | 26 cm + 8 cm extension |
|---|---|
| Worn range | 26 to 34 cm |
| Pendant drop | Approx. 5 cm |
| Chain type | Gold-tone ball / satellite chain 1.5 mm |
| Pendant elements | 7 red glitter enamel discs + 3 gold bars |
| Closure | Lobster claw with safety ring |
| Style | Cluster / cherry pendant |
Will the glitter rub off the red discs?
No. The glitter particles are suspended inside the enamel pour itself rather than applied to the surface, so they stay locked in for the life of the enamel coat. Wear it normally; just avoid abrasive contact with rough surfaces.
What outfit colours pair with the red glitter cluster?
Cream, camel and forest green are the easiest hosts. Black works for evening; navy and white are clean daywear backdrops. Avoid warm yellows that clash with the red, and other busy red prints that compete.
Is the gold-tone finish solid gold or plated?
This is gold-tone plated zinc alloy, a costume jewellery finish made to look like polished gold without the price tag. With care it keeps its shine for several years of moderate wear.