Give her something she'll treasure this Christmas: Pay R99 for a R530 voucher to spend towards a Swarovski Crystal Name Plate Pendant (save 81%)

Tattooing a bleeding heart onto your forearm or putting holes in your ears large enough to fit a small snake through are definitely interesting ways of expressing your individuality, but they’re a bit too extreme for a lot of people. Find a more subtle way to express yourself and pay R99 for a R530 voucher to spend towards a Swarovski Crystal Name Plate Pendant.

Given that summer is here and weighing yourself down with bulky scarves and balaclavas shaped liked gnome-beards is likely to give you sunstroke, it’s better to decorate your neck with something shiny. While thrift stores and craft markets sell all sorts of eccentric bling, no one ever wants those awkward moments when you spot someone wearing the same outfits and it’s the same with jewellery. The Swarovski Crystal Name Plate Pendants are the perfect way to ensure those moments never happen.

What you need to know:

• The name plate pendant is 40mm long x 15mm high, to ensure that nobody has to get too close to your chest to see what your name is
• The style of the chain may vary according to name style, because originality is the key to awesome jewellery
• Size of the Swarovski crystal may also vary according to name style
• Custom-made Rhodium sterling silver pendant on a 45cm long chain
• No limit on the name size, so there’s nothing stopping you from inventing the longer, more extravagant name you’ve always wanted

Of course, seeing as the pendant can be personalised with whatever name you want, you can use it as a more stylish and elegant name-tag than the ones they give out at conferences. If you’re the adventurous type that usually writes a different name on those name stickers, like Hi, My name is Johnny Scoundrel when your name is actually Layla, there’s nothing to say you need to adorn your neck with your birth name. According to some, a personalised bit of sparkly is also a better Christmas gift than scented candles.

Shiny Fact: The most expensive brand of jewellery available on the market today is made of melted-down rhodium and greasy spoons. Often taking odd shapes, the range includes jelly-bean bracelets and necklace pendants shaped as tents.