⚓ Stylish BlueRica Metal Anchor Pendant with Adjustable Cord Necklace: Nautical-inspired Fashion Accessory Review

Beautiful, well made necklace. Easily adjustable rope so it can be worn for different lengths. Bought as a gift. The recipient liked it.

I bought this for my husband in response to the Anchor of the Church of the Transfiguration sermon series. It serves as a physical nickname for our vision to move forward. It's the perfect design for him. He's a big, tall man, and the necklace suits him perfectly.

That's a great gift. Bought for my husband, he never takes them off. Showers, beach, boating, you name it, he endured it all.

I love the suspension but that's my personal taste. I'm not a fan of cords so I honestly took off the anchor and attached it to the best necklace cord I had.

My husband lost his necklace similar to the one I'm reviewing right now. We were very glad we found this on Revain to replace the one we lost. He wears it every day and he loves it.

In my area, I do 22 push-ups every day to honor the 22 veterans and active-duty soldiers who commit suicide every day. Some neighborhood kids asked why I only do 22. I explained the reason to them. 4 of them. For the little ones between the ages of 8 and 12, I told them that if everyone did 22 push-ups a day for a week, I would give them something special. They arrived today and I proudly presented them to them. The kids liked them a lot and said they would keep doing push-ups.

I threw it away after one use. The length of the neck is VERY inconvenient to adjust as the necklace is of poor quality. The trailer is good and as shown in the photos.

My husband lost a necklace similar to the one I am considering right now. We were very happy to have found this at Revain to replace the lost one. He wears it every day and he loves it.

What you see is what you get. This is the perfect little accessory for your wardrobe. Well done and I can see it's taking a while. In truth, once worn, the robe can be easily replaced as the anchor is a one-piece piece.

In my area, I do 22 push-ups every day to honor the 22 suicides of veterans and active duty military personnel that occur each day. Some neighborhood kids asked why I was only 22. I told them why. 4 of them. For the little ones between the ages of 8 and 12, I told them that if everyone did 22 push-ups a day for a week, I would give them something special. They arrived today and I proudly presented them to them. The kids liked them a lot and said they would keep doing push-ups.