Pink Sprinkle Donut Charm - Gold Stainless Steel - 12x15mm

The donut is a small, sweet indulgence. Fried ring cakes are usually traced to the Dutch olykoeks (oil cakes) brought to New York in the 1600s, and a sea captain named Hanson Gregory is credited with cutting out the hole in the 1840s. In the United States the first Friday in June is National Doughnut Day, begun in 1938 to raise money for charity. As a charm it says treat yourself, with a pink glaze and sprinkles for the sweet-toothed. A cheerful gift for a sweet-toothed friend, a birthday treat, or a thank-you for the colleague who always brings the doughnuts. Read more motifs at JewelMotif™ · Watch & read: History of Charm Bracelets: How the Trend Began

Specifications

Material: Gold-tone stainless steel
Size: 12mm wide x 15mm tall x 3.2mm thick
Weight: 2.17g
Design: Ring donut with a pink enamel glaze and gold-tone sprinkles, with an open centre
Reverse: Plain gold tone, rounded and smooth - the pink glaze is on the front only
Detail: Pink enamel glaze. Gold-tone stainless steel throughout. Hangs from a 6mm jump ring

Choose Charm only to add it to a bracelet you already own. Charm + Clasp adds a small lobster clasp so it clips straight on - no pliers, no open links - and it works just as well on a bag, a zip pull, a keyring or a watch strap. Charm + Gold Bracelet or Charm + Silver Bracelet pairs it with our Gold or Silver Paperclip Chain Bracelet - fine-gauge stainless steel, adjustable from 16cm to 20cm. Bought as a set they cost 30% less than buying separately.

The colour is enamel fired into the metal, which is tough but can chip if it takes a hard knock. Take it off before showers, swimming and cleaning, and wipe with a dry soft cloth. The metal underneath is stainless steel and does not tarnish, rust or turn skin green. Full guidance at our Stainless Steel Care Card and the JewelCare™ hub.