A miniature harmonica worn as a pendant, with a red anodized body and gold-plated brass cover plates. It is scaled to sit lightly at the collarbone, and the front carries the row of small holes you would expect on the real instrument. The pendant hangs from a fine gold-plated brass chain with a short extender at the clasp, so the drop can be set where you like it.
Part novelty, part keepsake charm, it nods to blues players, porch pickers and anyone who keeps a harp in a coat pocket. The red body against warm gold reads well over a white tee or a black knit, and it layers easily with shorter chains and small hoops. It has the humor of a pocket-sized joke and the finish of a proper piece of jewelry.
Wear it daily as a small spot of color, or give it to a musician or a friend who collects objects with a sense of humor. It also suits a dish by the bedside or a hook by the door, ready to grab on the way out.