Locket

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Discover cherished lockets, perfect for personal keepsakes and heartfelt gifts. Explore vintage-inspired heart lockets, celestial moon designs, and elegant oval lockets, each holding your most precious memories.

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Common Questions

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Locket necklace chains typically use small, secure clasps like lobster clasps, spring ring clasps, and occasionally toggle closures on chunkier or vintage-inspired styles. You’ll also find extender chains with a jump ring so you can adjust the length. If the locket is heavier, many items pair it with sturdier chain links and a lobster clasp.
You’ll see locket necklaces made in a range of metals, with sterling silver and stainless steel being widely available for everyday wear. Plenty of locket necklaces are brass or copper with gold-tone, silver-tone, or rose-gold plating, and vintage-style pieces may be gold-filled. Many items also use alloy bases, so check the item details for metal and plating.
Yes, many locket necklaces can be personalized with an engraved name, date, initials, or a short message. Engraving is often offered on the front, back, or inner plate depending on the locket style, such as heart, oval, or round designs. Since space is limited, shorter text and simple fonts are typically used.
Many locket necklaces hold small, trimmed photos, typically around 10–18 mm (about 3/8–3/4 inch) tall or wide, depending on whether the locket is oval, heart, or round. Some larger lockets fit 20–25 mm inserts. Because interiors vary, check the inner frame measurements and plan to cut photos slightly smaller for an easy fit.
Several locket necklaces offer engraving in block, serif, or cursive script, with options like initials, names, dates, or short phrases. You’ll also find monograms, small symbols (hearts, stars, floral motifs), and occasional hand-stamped lettering for a more rustic look. Space is usually limited, so shorter text and simpler layouts tend to engrave best.