Common materials include plastic, metal (such as zinc or zinc alloy), PVC, enamel or enamel-plated metal (including imitation rhodium‑plated brass), and decorative crystal rhinestones.
Listings show lengths ranging from about 1.0 inch up to 7 inches, with widths typically from about 1.25 inches to 6.0 inches depending on the style.
They use a lobster-claw clasp—product listings commonly label the closure as "Lobster Claw Clasp."
Packages are typically sold as single items or two-piece sets; listings commonly show quantities of 1 or 2.
Yes—some listings show a suggested age (for example, "14 years and up") and several include CPSC choking-hazard warnings for small parts. Always review the product’s safety information before purchase.
Phone-friendly options include a lanyard or tether tab designed to fit inside a phone case so the charm can be attached without interfering with charging ports.
They’re used as bag, purse, or backpack charms; phone tethers or accessories; pencil case decorations; small storage pouches; and collectible or decorative attachments.