The Tennis Charm is a hand-painted porcelain charm by Shá Parlé and finished with 22k gold luster, made to wear on a charm necklace or bracelet or to give as a meaningful keepsake.

Each Shá Parlé charm is individually handcrafted from porcelain, hand-painted by our artists, and finished with a delicate 22k gold luster edge — a tiny piece of wearable art designed to celebrate meaningful moments, favorite places, beloved pets, or personal symbols. No two are exactly alike. Add your charm to a necklace, bracelet, keychain, or charm holder and build a collection that tells your story. We paired it with our Classic "NYC" Charm, Green Lightning Bolt, and 14k Gold Filled Paperclip Charm Holder Necklace so you can show off your playful side. Our model is wearing the 17"-19" Paperclip Charm Holder Necklace. ⸻ Details * Handmade and hand-painted porcelain charm * Finished with 22k gold luster edge detailing * Pairs with a necklace, bracelet, keychain, or charm holder * Because every piece is handcrafted, no two charms are exactly alike ⸻ Care Think of your Shá Parlé charm as a miniature porcelain treasure — beautiful, timeless, and made to be worn with care. Our charms begin as clay and are transformed into porcelain through multiple kiln firings before being hand-painted and finished with genuine 22k gold luster. To help preserve your piece: * Avoid direct contact with perfumes, lotions, sunscreen, and other harsh chemicals * Remove before showering, swimming, or exercising * Store your jewelry in the pouch provided, or in a cool, dry place when not being worn If your charm ever needs to be re-lustered, just send us a request — we're happy to provide that service. With a little love, your Shá Parlé charm will remain a treasured keepsake for years to come. Please note: the metal wire anchored into the porcelain charm is a specialized high-temperature firing wire, needed to withstand the kiln process. Our 22k gold luster is applied by hand as a finishing detail meant to frame the porcelain edges of the charm — it's not intended to fully cover the firing wire. A small portion of visible wire is normal and not a defect.