I guess the product is cute/ok, but I REALLY wasn't a huge fan of the packaging.
It comes in a plastic capsule.<br /><br />A bulk of my childhood was spent in an Asian country, Korea, where they put cheap toys in plastic capsules at coin-driven dispensers. Not quite as big in American supermarkets, though they also do have them, often at the exit of the check out... wasn't a child in the U.S., so I don't know what stigmas these things have.<br /><br />My wife who is a bit of an enthusiast for these things, loved that it came in a capsule... seems to take it for granted, or even as a 'validation' that this product is an Asian 'import'.<br /><br />Me? I wasn't a big fan. I felt like I'd just paid 20 bucks for a toy that probably doesn't cost more than 1 or 2 bucks.<br /><br />That said, the item itself is solid. Sturdy in construction, the painting or whatever it is doesn't look like it'd wear or break down too easily... the chain doesn't seem to be plastic as the 'packaging' had me worried it to be. The chain does seem like it's NOT plastic at least, it seems heavy. The charm itself... it's rather light, obviously not solid gold, but... well. Yeah this was for my wife... maybe she ought to be reviewing it instead.<br /><br />Is it cute? My wife thought so, she found it charming, as she's a big fan of &#34;Luna&#34;.<br /><br />For me, I just really didn't like the way they packaged it... was I paying 15 bucks for importing? I can't imagine why they'd package this like it's a 2-5 dollar toy.<br /><br />I will gladly claim ignorance, perhaps there's something to the 'import' culture that I am totally missing.<br /><br />Btw, the moon itself? it's not filled in. It's, translucent... I am not quite sure if it's supposed to be, or if it is... I don't want to poop on my wife's parade, as she really seems to love it.<br /><br />[[ASIN:B018VLFGX0 Sailor Moon Stained Charm - Luna Artemis with Bracelet Chain]]
Rating: 3 stars