Token Charms
Token Charms
Token Charms
Token Charms
Token Charms
Token Charms
Token Charms
Token Charms
Token Charms
Token Charms

Token Charms

$18.00 USD Regular price
Unit price per

Tiny tokens, big meaning. ✨  Each Token Charm is a petite hand-stamped disc made to hold a little piece of what matters most — whether it’s a nod to your furry friend (🐾), a love of the sea (🌊 ⚓), or a reminder to stay curious (🍄). Thoughtfully designed and made in small batches from recycled metals, these charms carry simple symbols that speak volumes.

Add one to your Story Necklace, layer a few together, or gift a token that says “I thought of you.” However you wear them, these tiny keepsakes are gentle reminders of life’s sweetest connections — the ones that anchor, inspire, and bring you joy.

Sold as an individual charm. Necklace not included. If you want to add a chain and make it a necklace, pick from our charm-friendly chains here.


  • Hand-stamped and made in small batches from recycled metals
  • Choose from symbolic designs: paw, anchor, wave, or mushroom
  • Designed to pair perfectly with your Story Necklace or favorite chain
  • 14k gold-fill
  • Measures 1/4" in diameter
  • Handmade in Seattle, WA

Our Sustainability Practices

We believe it’s our responsibility to our planet to be as low-impact and sustainable as possible. We’ve worked hard and are extremely proud of the results of our efforts.

Recycled Metal Content

Nearly all of the metals that are used to make our jewelry come from a recycled source. Whether it be a stud earring, a jump-ring on a necklace or the plating that is on a bracelet, we’ve worked to source recycled and responsible materials.

Zero-Waste Manufacturing

Our production studio in Seattle is a zero-waste facility. We take great effort and pride in making sure that materials that are normally considered unusable by manufacturers find their way into hands of those who will use them. Whether it be recycling our scrap metals, sending small bits of gold that we have gathered for years to be re-processed or donating components to local schools who teach jewelry classes.