Faceless Monk Locket Pendant – Sterling Silver Gothic Necklace

Keep the perforated field clear without forcing the seam

Remove the piece before impact, exercise or sleep. Do not pry at the side, pull the cross or test the frame as a container without confirmed instructions.

Use mild soap sparingly with a soft brush across the robes and upper openings, rinse and dry completely around the thick frame. Avoid sharp tools inside perforations.

FTC guidance supports the sterling description, while CCI recommends restrained abrasion and dry separate storage. Support the pendant flat so the side cross does not strike another piece.

Repeated hooded figures stand inside an arched frame

Long robe-like forms rise from the lower edge, each ending in a dark faceless hood beneath a cluster of openings. The outer frame resembles a small arched coffin or doorway. A bright cross appears on one thick side panel.

The product name uses locket, and a seam is visible, but the inspected gallery does not show the piece open or publish interior dimensions, closure type or storage capacity. Monk is a visual descriptor from the source, not a verified religious order, historical procession or licensed artwork.

The repeated group scene differs from single hooded reapers, plain cross lockets and smooth coffin pendants.

Confirm whether locket function matters before accepting 51 g

• Material: 92.5% sterling silver, as listed
• Listed size: 40 x 32 mm; axes are not defined
• Published weight: 51 g
• Front: row of faceless hooded figures
• Side: raised cross and visible thick frame; interior not shown

The 40 x 32 mm face is compact, but the side views and 51 g reference show a thick, substantial construction. Compare both weight and depth with a pendant you already wear comfortably.

If opening storage is essential, request confirmation before ordering because no interior photograph or capacity is published. Do not force the visible seam or assume a particular hinge direction.

A chain must support 51 g and pass through the attachment. The gallery does not establish chain inclusion or a measured bail opening.

Opening evidence, hooded figures and heavy-wear questions