Cross, heart and tag From Soldier to Soldier pendant
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Three symbols of commitment and support: the From Soldier to Soldier logo button; In god we trust; Love conquers all. Both the cross and the heart are set with sparkling cubic zirconia. These 3 pendants come suspended from a long black cord so that they can either be worn individually or together. Perhaps shared with a love one as a symbol of love and commitment.
10% of the RRP from this sale will go towards the Help for Heroes Appeal.
Material: Sterling silver, cubic zirconia and cord
Finish: Matt oxidised
Approximate dimensions: Heart: 19 x10mm Cross: 22 x 10mm Tag: 20 x 9mm Cord: 2mm diameter
Approximate length: 100cm (39 inches) Tie to suit
Weight: approx. 10.8 grams
Dispatch: within 3 working days
Code: 31-10-301 triple pendant by Soldier to Soldier
From Soldier to Soldier is a range of jewellery that draws inspiration from pieces worn by soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan and has an associated fundraising and awareness campaign. Significant contributions from the sales are donated to the Help for Heroes charity and other organisations assisting wounded veterans and their families.
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