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A small bunny standing upright, paved with stones from the ears down to the arms, wearing a dress set entirely in dark blue. The ears rise and then fold over at the tips, the head is round, and the face comes down to two dark dots and a single red mark for the mouth.
The figure itself is 6.50 cm without the attachment, and it hangs from an oval lobster clasp fitted with a small swivel, so it turns freely instead of twisting on a key ring or a bag strap.
The two colours divide the figure along a border that is easy to follow. Dark blue covers the dress completely, from the shoulders to the hem, and runs back up to edge the inside of the ears. Everything above and around it stays clear: the head, the arms and the lower part of the ears are set with colourless stones, so the pale areas frame the dark block in the middle. Only the eyes and the small red mouth break the pattern, and the two feet are left as bare metal below the hem.
| Height | 6.50 cm without the attachment |
|---|---|
| Metal | Silver-tone metal with a bright finish |
| Stones | Clear on the head, arms and ears; dark blue across the dress |
| Back | Plain metal, clover-shaped settings on view |
| Fitting | Oval lobster clasp with a swivel |
Hung from a strap, the charm reads as a solid dark shape at a distance while the clear stones catch whatever light is around, which is what makes it easy to pick out. Dropped in with keys, it is short enough not to hang below a coat pocket, and the swivel keeps it from winding itself around the ring. Anyone who would rather have something that does not knock against a phone screen can look at the fabric version of the same figure, which is considerably larger.
Turn it over and the charm becomes quiet. Nothing is set on the back: the silver-tone metal stays smooth and reflective, and you can see the empty clover-shaped settings that hold the stones on the other side. Because the pattern only exists on one face, the bunny stops sparkling as soon as it flips over in a pocket, which some people will count as an advantage.
A paved surface lives on reflection, so it lives on how clean the stones are. Wiping the front dry with a lint-free cloth lifts the film that settles on it after a few weeks. What really matters is never putting it away damp: water works its way under the settings and dulls the metal from below, out of reach of any cloth. Storing it flat, away from the keys themselves when they are not in use, also spares the smooth back from scratches. The rest of the aisle it belongs to asks for the same care.
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