The crane has long been a symbol of hopes and wishes in Eastern culture and it is said that one who folds 1000 cranes with an intention will be granted their hearts desire.
This elegant, 10k gold/ rose gold origami paper crane charm allows you to carry your hopes and wishes with you everywhere you go. The origami hope crane necklace makes a great gift for that special friend who needs a little extra good luck and vibrations in their lives. Also makes a great first anniversary gift, the paper anniversary.
Each 3D printed gold origami paper crane pendant measures about 1.7 cm across and 1.9 cm in height (about the diameter of a dime) and is attached to a dainty 10k gold/ rose gold chain.
Gold hope origami crane necklace comes wrapped in a giftbox and accented with silk-screened japanese chiyogami paper or recycled book. It is ready to send to whomever you wish and we would be more than happy to include a little note from the heart if you choose to do so (leave your message in the comments section at check out).
The crane has long been a symbol of hopes and wishes in Eastern culture and it is said that one who folds 1000 cranes with an intention will be granted their hearts desire.
This elegant, 10k gold/ rose gold origami paper crane charm allows you to carry your hopes and wishes with you everywhere you go. The origami hope crane necklace makes a great gift for that special friend who needs a little extra good luck and vibrations in their lives. Also makes a great first anniversary gift, the paper anniversary.
Each 3D printed gold origami paper crane pendant measures about 1.7 cm across and 1.9 cm in height (about the diameter of a dime) and is attached to a dainty 10k gold/ rose gold chain.
Gold hope origami crane necklace comes wrapped in a giftbox and accented with silk-screened japanese chiyogami paper or recycled book. It is ready to send to whomever you wish and we would be more than happy to include a little note from the heart if you choose to do so (leave your message in the comments section at check out).
