ServiceCharms Pendant Collection
Show your love and support for the special serviceman or woman in your life. A portion of the proceeds of every ServiceCharm sold is donated to the Fisher House Foundation. The blue star motif, first used in WWI, was popular in WWII. The flags were not widely used for several years. Military families are, again, embracing blue star flags (also called, Service flags) as an expression of pride. By displaying these special flags, families are letting others know they have a loved one actively serving in the military. Seeing this special flag encourages others to support this family – one family member may serve, but the heart of his or her loved ones goes with each soldier. Each blue star represents a loved one actively serving. Two blue stars indicate two loved ones serving. A gold star covers the blue star for a soldier who is killed in action or dies while serving.
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How To Wear ServiceCharms
First, choose your main charm! It is the centerpiece of your expression. There are blue star charms with one, two or three stars.
ServiceCharms.com also offers a charm that expresses ‘Thanks Soldiers’. This special charm may be worn by anyone wanting to express their gratitude and/or honor the service of others.
After you select your main charm(s), add the charms that express you best. Is your loved one a Marine? Is your husband serving? Your sister, your son? Does the yellow ribbon say it all? Maybe ‘Thanks Soldiers’ and the red-white-and-blue ‘USA’ charm tell your story. Whatever your story, select the charms that tell it.
You can easily change the charms whenever you like by sliding them on or off the necklace chain. Each day can be a new expression!
ServiceCharms are a wonderful gift, so remember family and friends when you make your selections. They will be touched that you remembered them with a gift as expressive as ServiceCharms.
We can gift wrap your purchase and enclose a gift card. And we ship anywhere in the US and to military bases around the world.
(Note: ServiceCharms are not appropriate for children under the age of 13.)
