This classic Teardrop shape Photo Pendant is available in a variety of metals. Choose from a compartment or flat non-chamber style. Allows for back personalization such as engraved text in script or block, a photo, fingerprint, handprint or footprint or even signature or line drawing.

Metal Choice:

925 Sterling Silver, Stainless Steel, 14K Solid Yellow Gold, 14K Solid White Gold, 14K Solid Rose Gold or Platinum.

Pendant Style:

Choose from chamber or no chamber style pendant. Chamber pendants have a discreet inner pocket that is air and water tight when sealed with the threaded screw and rubber gasket closure. No chamber style pendants are generally thinner without hollow inside.

Back Options:

You may personalize the back with a print (finger, hand, foot, noseprint or pawprint), a photo or a handwritten note for additional cost.

Lifetime promise!

The print quality is promised for life. If the print quality ever degrades, we will replace the piece free of charge.

Approximate Dimensions:

Chamber style in 925 sterling silver, stainless steel, 14K solid yellow gold, 14K solid white gold, 14K solid rose gold & platinum-
29/32" H x 19/32" W x 3/16" thick
(23 mm H x 15 mm W x 5 mm thick).

No chamber style in 925 sterling silver, 14K solid yellow gold, 14K solid white gold, 14K solid rose gold & platinum-
31/32" H x 23/32 W x 1/16" thick
(25 mm H x 18 mm W x 1.5 mm thick).

No chamber style in stainless steel-
31/32" H x 23/32" W x 3/16" thick
(25 mm H x 18 mm W x 5 mm thick).

Turn-around times:

Standard- allow 1 business day until pendant ships from the date we receive your photo or other print file.
14K Solid Gold or Platinum orders- allow additional 4-5 weeks
Back Engraving- allow additional 1 business day for engraving back options

How do I Collect prints?

You may use a digital fingerprint scanner. Or you may simply use any ink pad and plain white paper. Black ink works best. Begin by studying the thumb of the person whose print is being taken. Select the area of the finger (any print will work, it doesn't have to be only a thumbprint) that is the most interesting. It is generally the area on the pad of the thumb where the ridges swirl. This is the area you will want to ink. Practice taking prints on any blank white sheet of paper. Lightly touch the inked surface twice and then press downward on the paper. Use more of a tapping motion than a rolling one. When you are satisfied with the look of the practice prints, place five good prints along the bottom of plain white paper or a white card. If you need to scan your print- lay print flat against scanner glass (you may need to apply gentle pressure to scanner lid) scan at 600 dpi and save in JPG format. Please review your prints, if fingerprints look blurry at 100% on screen, you will probably need to adjust your settings.