Engraved Wooden Pendant Necklace “802” Vermont Minimalist Pendant

$24.00

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Show your Vermont pride with this engraved wooden pendant necklace that reads 802, the state’s beloved area code and a symbol of home for Vermonters everywhere. Whether you live here, grew up here, or simply love the Green Mountain State, this necklace is a simple and meaningful way to celebrate the place that feels like home. If you know, you know :)

The wood and stainless steel pendant is laser-engraved and framed in a stainless steel bezel, with a hypoallergenic stainless steel chain that resists tarnish and daily wear. Each necklace comes in a recyclable, gift-ready box, making it a thoughtful present for someone who calls Vermont home or a meaningful souvenir for visitors who carry its spirit with them.

Wear it as a quiet nod to Vermont or gift it to someone who shares your love for the 802. This necklace is part of the Vermont Collection, a line of minimalist jewelry designed to celebrate local pride, community, and connection.

Great gift for:
• Someone who lives in Vermont or calls it home
• A student or graduate of a Vermont school
• Friends or family who moved away but still love Vermont
• Visitors who want a meaningful keepsake
• Yourself, as a reminder of the place you or your heart belong
• Someone who loves local handmade gifts
• Anyone who enjoys minimalist jewelry with meaning

Details
• Laser engraved wooden inlay with clear lettering
• Available pendant sizes: 14 mm (about 0.55 in) or 12 mm (about 0.47 in)
• 16 in chain with 1.97 in extension
• Stainless steel bezel and chain, hypoallergenic and tarnish resistant
• Lightweight and comfortable for daily wear
• Made in Vermont
• Recyclable packaging, ready for gifting

Care Instructions
• The stainless steel components are tarnish-resistant; they won’t discolor or turn dark.
•To keep the wooden pendant looking its best, avoid submerging it in water. If it gets wet, gently dry it with a towel and let it air dry completely before storing.
•If the wood starts to look dry, rub in a little mineral oil or beeswax to keep it smooth and protected.

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