Silver keychain with white teddy bear and fuchsia rhinestones

A fuchsia and clear teddy bear keyring with jointed limbs

The colour is split by body part rather than scattered. Clear stones pave the head and the round tummy, giving off a plain white sparkle, while the ears, arms and legs switch to a deep fuchsia that leans slightly towards purple. At arm's length it simply reads as a bright, two-tone bear.

Two painted touches make the face

The nose and the mouth are the only parts of the front left without stones. Both are tiny. Without them, though, the bear would be a shape rather than a character.

Pose it, then leave it

Each arm and each leg is fixed to the body by its own small joint. Move them and they tend to stay put, arms out or down, legs together or apart. On a set of keys that swings about all day, that is what stops the bear hanging stiffly.

Small enough for a zip pull

The bear itself is 5 cm without the attachment, so it can sit on a zip pull without dragging it down. Above it hang a lobster clasp and a flat ring: one for a bag strap, the other for your keys. The back has no stones at all, just bare silver-tone metal patterned with little hearts.

A small present for someone who likes pink

It is an easy thing to give: small, bright, and useful from the first day. It suits a first set of house keys as well as a work bag, and the jointed limbs make it a little more fun to handle than a fixed charm. If you are weighing it up against other shapes and finishes, have a look at the wider keyring collection.