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A hexagonal silver medical alert charm with the Rod of Asclepius symbol embossed in the center, shown against a white background.

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Sterling Silver Medical Alert Symbol Attachable Charm

$35

140-00375 · Sterling Silver

Metal — Sterling Silver

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About this piece

This sterling silver charm features a raised caduceus emblem set within a six-pointed star of life, all housed in a polished hexagonal frame — the recognized international symbol for medical identification. The profile is notably slim, as the side view shows, allowing it to sit flush and unobtrusive when attached to a medical bracelet or ID chain.

The polished finish catches light cleanly, and the textured recesses of the star contrast with the smooth border to keep the symbol legible at a glance. At a compact scale, it reads clearly without adding bulk to a wrist or neckline.

Designed to attach directly to compatible medical jewelry, this charm works as a quiet, everyday signal of important health information — durable enough for continuous wear and refined enough to pair with any metal tone.

Hallmarks

Metal
Sterling Silver
Finish
Polished
Purity
925
Weight
0.28 g
Feature
Solid
Pendant
7 × 6 mm
Plating
Rhodium
Metal color
White
Pendant type
Medical Jewelry
Total length
6 mm
Bracelet type
Medical
Plating color
Silver Tone
Item
140-00375
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