Not metal, but plastic
I bought this for my daughter for her 5th birthday. As her name starts with an O, I chose the number 5 instead for the initial. Rather than CONTACT ME to say they cannot or will not do numbers, they used the letter S and sent that. Frustrated but thinking I could simply remove the letter charm, I turned to the unicorn charm. It is a cheap plastic piece, painted to look metal. How do I know? As a jewelry maker myself, I went to remove the second (and weirdly unnecessary) link between the tail and mane, only to have the whole piece snap off. Metal does not do this, plastic does. It’s now a useless piece of junk, and I have nothing to give my daughter for her birthday tomorrow. I would be ashamed to put my name to this charm, clearly purchased in bulk cheaply and falsely claiming to be metal. Shame.
Rating: 1 stars