Matching charms for two
Couples phone charms are made to be shared: two of the same charm, or two that go together, one for each phone. They make a small present for a partner, for two friends, for sisters or for a parent and an older child. They also make two phones easy to tell apart on a table, while still saying that they belong together.
What is in this range
- Matching straps: handmade cord lanyards in plain colours such as blue, green, khaki and black, which loop round the wrist and work as a keyring too. Two in the same colour match exactly; two in different colours keep each phone its own. See wrist straps.
- Matching beaded charms: a cute bear with a bell and strawberry beads in the Y2K style, sold singly or as a pair, in a mixed set, red or pink. See cute phone charms and fruit and food charms.
Other charms in the shop are sold as matching presents too, such as the five-pointed star lanyard charm in glow-in-the-dark charms.
Ideas for a matching pair
There are several ways to make two charms a pair. The same charm twice is the simplest. The same design in two colours, one red and one pink for example, says "a pair" while keeping each phone its own.
Hearts are the classic theme for couples, sometimes with each charm one half of a single heart: see heart phone charms. Initials make it personal, one charm with each person's letter in matching beads: see letter and name charms. And a pair you make yourselves, the same beads in swapped colours, means more than any bought one. The guide to making a phone charm goes through it step by step.
Questions people ask about couples phone charms
Do both charms come together?
Each product page says what comes in the pack, so check whether you are choosing one charm or two before you order. Where a charm is sold singly, order two.
Will it fit their phone?
A charm fits any phone, as long as there is something to tie it to. If you do not know whether their case has a strap hole, add a lanyard patch, which works with most cases. Boxed sets made for giving are in charm gift sets.
Are these safe for small children?
They are not toys. The NHS warns that babies and toddlers put small objects in their mouths and can choke. Beads, bells and rings are small parts, so keep them out of reach of babies and toddlers, and pick up anything that drops.
How long does delivery take?
Delivery is included in every price and tracked to your door. Each product page says when it usually arrives.
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