Keychain with little girl on a big candy

The sweet is bigger than the girl

Look at the proportions first. The striped sweet takes up most of the charm, and the figure sits behind it with both arms resting on top. Her hair is raspberry rather than pink, tied into two buns with short yellow ribbon ends, and she is caught mid-bubble. Against all that pink, the white stripes and the few gold-tone parts are what break the colour up.

A 10 cm strap that spells out Dessert girl

The strap is folded back on itself and held by a gold-tone stud. Dessert girl runs down it in white, and a second striped sweet hangs near the fastenings, the same motif shrunk to charm size.

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Ring or clasp: two ways to carry it

The charm measures 5 × 6 cm. The ring takes a set of keys; the gold-tone clasp goes onto a bag handle, a belt loop or a zip pull, so the weight never hangs off the figure itself.

You can swap it for one of the other small characters in the range when you fancy a change.

Dessert Girl keyring at a glance

Looking after the printed lettering

The white lettering on the strap is printed, so it is the part that wears first. Keep the strap away from keys with sharp edges, and wipe it with a barely damp cloth.