| Model | GN252026015G |
|---|---|
| Name plate, silver | Stainless steel |
| Name plate, gold | Stainless steel plated with 18 carat gold |
| Chain | Clay shards |
| Chain length | 45 cm, plus a 5 cm extender |
| Colour options | Gold, silver, rose gold |
| Personalisation | One name per necklace |
| Wearer | Children |
| Hypoallergenic | Yes |
| Presentation | Jewelry gift box included |
The silver version uses a stainless steel name plate; the gold version takes the same plate and finishes it with 18 carat gold plating, so the colour belongs to the metal rather than sitting on top of a paint layer. Stainless steel is the base we build our name pieces on because it copes with what a child's necklace actually meets: school bags, coat pockets, rain, and the packing and repacking that bulk fashion jewelry orders go through before the necklaces reach a shelf. The name is formed in the metal, so the letters remain part of the piece rather than a coating that rubs away where a thumb passes over it.
IVIA Pro Jewelry supplies personalised stainless steel jewellery for gift and wholesale programmes, with a catalogue built around custom name and birthstone pieces — stud earrings, hoops, double hoops, huggies and heart styles, alongside matching name necklaces. One-piece custom runs and private personalisation are both supported, so you can test individual styles in small runs or build bulk gift assortments for seasonal, anniversary and holiday ranges. Share your target styles, name or engraving requirements and packaging needs, and we will help you plan a repeatable supply programme for your market.
The name plate is made from hypoallergenic stainless steel, the same base we use across our customized fashion jewelry. The gold option starts with that same plate, so the metal against the skin does not change. The chain is soft rather than hard-beaded, so nothing presses into the neck. If a child has reacted to jewellery before, mention it when you order.
The chain is cut for a child's neckline and finishes with an extender at the back, so you can start slightly longer and take it up as the child grows. For a toddler, take in the extra length so the plate sits high; for older children, leave it out. A quick way to choose is to measure a necklace the child already wears comfortably and match that.
Yes. The pendant is a plain name plate, so the design comes from the child's own name rather than from a motif. Silver keeps the look neutral, while gold reads a little more dressed up. The chain is where the colour comes in, which makes it easy to match something the child already likes to wear.
Every necklace is packed in a delicate jewelry gift box, so it can be handed over or posted to the child without extra wrapping, and the box keeps the chain from tangling on the way. When several customized jewelry gifts are heading to different children, ask us to label each box with the name inside before dispatch.
It works for both. The stainless steel plate keeps its finish through everyday wear, so the necklace looks the same at a birthday party as it does on a school morning. Parents who buy anniversary gifts bracelets for themselves often add the children's necklace in the same order so the family pieces arrive together.
Silver is the easiest first choice and stays neutral against school clothes. Gold looks warmer and more dressed up, which suits a birthday or naming-day photograph. Rose gold sits between the two — soft enough for everyday wear, but still distinct from silver.