Red Enamel Soup Bowl Charm - Silver Stainless Steel - 12.6x15.6mm

Soup is among the oldest cooked foods, made in pots long before recipes were written down, and almost every country has a version it turns to when someone is cold, tired or unwell. The word restaurant comes from the French for restoring, and the first ones in 18th-century Paris are said to have sold restorative broths. As a charm the bowl stands for comfort, warmth and being looked after. It makes a thoughtful gift for a friend who loves cooking, or for someone who has been under the weather, a small way of saying the pot is on. Read more motifs at JewelMotif™ · Watch & read: History of Charm Bracelets: How the Trend Began

Specifications

Material: Silver-tone stainless steel
Size: 12.6mm wide x 15.6mm tall x 1.6mm thick
Weight: 1.42g
Design: Round bowl with red enamel, silver specks and a spoon over the rim
Reverse: Plain polished silver tone, flat and smooth
Detail: Red enamel on a silver-tone bowl. Silver-tone stainless steel throughout. Hangs from a 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.