Kiki's is a capsule of five charcuterie-board-inspired charms, each one a two-in-one: clip it to a wine glass as a drink marker, or wear the pendant on a chain as jewelry. Every great evening starts at the table β slow afternoons, good company, and the small pleasures that make life worth savoring. This is that whole feeling, rendered in demi-fine silver.
The idea is playful but the execution isn't. Each charm is demi-fine sterling silverβplated brass with a protective e-coat and a stainless steel ring clasp β small, sculptural, and refined enough to wear every day, not just for a laugh.
Meet the five
Each charm is its own little character, and the fun is in the mix:
| Charm | The character | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Olive | Sun-warmed and a little briny β the one you reach for first | A cluster of four olives with leaves |
| Berry | Wild as the afternoon and always in bloom | A delicate branch of berries with a tiny five-petal flower |
| Swiss | Golden hour in solid form β honestly, the one that disappears first | A wedge of swiss cheese with a small floral accent |
| Sardine | Salt air and open water β the unexpected one you keep coming back to | A sleek fish accented with a slice of lemon |
| Baguette | Already half gone in your imagination | A classic baguette with a floral detail |
Because the five designs are completely different, guests remember βI'm the sardineβ instantly β which is exactly why they work so well as glass markers.
The two-in-one, explained
Each charm comes paired with a soft silicone clip. Clip it near the bowl of a wine glass and it hangs like a little piece of jewelry, swinging as you move and giving a satisfying clink when you cheers. Unclip it the next morning and wear it on a chain.
That's the whole design brief: a party tool, a keepsake, and a piece of jewelry in the same object. It also works on stemless glasses, cocktail glasses, a straw, your keys, or a bag β anywhere a bit of personality should turn up.
Why βcharcuterie jewelryβ works
Two things make this more than a novelty. First, the craftsmanship: demi-fine metal and clean detailing mean these read as real jewelry, not costume. Second, the storytelling β a whole grazing board you can wear, each piece a tiny inside joke about the food you actually love.
That combination is what separates it from the printed, plastic end of the category. A $33 demi-fine charm reads as a real gift; a $33 novelty item doesn't.
How to buy in
| Option | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| A single Pendant Wine Charm | $33 | Starting with the one that's most you β or a small gift |
| BYOB Kiki's Wine Charm | $75 | Choosing any three; smaller gatherings |
| Kiki's Wine Charm Set | $89 | All five β enough to mark a whole table |
| Kiki's Clip Set | $12 | Clips only, if you already own charms you love |
Add a base chain ($15) β the Adjustable Plain Chain or Wax-Cord Necklace β and a charm arrives ready to wear rather than as a component.
How to wear them
- Solo, on a fine chain, for a small dose of personality.
- Layered, two or three at different lengths, for a collected, lived-in look.
- All five, piled on for a maximalist statement.
- On the glass, one per guest, so nobody loses their pour.
FAQ
Are the clips included?
Yes β each Pendant Wine Charm ($33) includes the pendant and its clip. The full Set includes all five plus clips. The Clip Set ($12) is clips only, for people who already own pendants.
What are they made of?
Demi-fine sterling silverβplated brass with a protective e-coat, stainless steel ring clasps, and silicone clips.
Can I wear them as a necklace?
That's the point. Unclip the pendant and put it on any chain β pair with one of the base necklaces ($15) if you don't already have one.
Do they work on stemless glasses?
Yes. The clip grips near the rim, so they work on stemless glasses, tumblers, cocktail glasses, and more.
The takeaway
Kiki's is the rare accessory that's genuinely fun and genuinely wearable β a little charcuterie board for your neckline, one pleasure at a time. Start with the one that's most you, then collect the spread.
New here? See what wine charms are and how to use them, or browse the full Kiki's collection.