The 2" Skateboard Pendant is a handcrafted glass necklace for skaters, smokers, and anyone who wants their jewelry to actually say something about them. Each pendant features a detailed sculpted skateboard design in borosilicate glass, arriving with a black cord necklace ready to wear out of the box.
Why this pendant works
- Actual conversation starter — the sculpted skateboard shape catches eyes without being loud about it
- Fits under a shirt or sits on top — 2 inch size works whether you're showing it off or keeping it low-key
- Glass that lasts — borosilicate construction means it won't crack from body heat or normal wear
- Ready to go — comes with black necklace cord so you're not hunting for a chain
- Multiple colors available — find one that matches your setup or your mood
Best for
Skaters who want something that represents the culture without being corny. Smokers who collect glass and want to wear a piece of the craft. Anyone tired of generic jewelry who wants something with actual personality. Makes a solid gift for the friend who's impossible to shop for but definitely owns a skateboard or appreciates the aesthetic.
The glass work
Each skateboard pendant is individually sculpted in borosilicate glass—the same material used in quality water pipes and scientific equipment. The sculpting captures the recognizable skateboard profile: the kicked nose and tail, the deck shape, all miniaturized into a wearable piece. Because they're handmade, expect slight variations between pieces. That's not a flaw—it's proof you're not wearing something stamped out by a machine.
The 2 inch length keeps it substantial enough to notice without being bulky under clothing. Glass pendants like this pick up light differently than metal jewelry, giving you that subtle shine that catches attention in the right moments.
Wearing and care
The included black cord necklace is adjustable and ready to wear immediately. If you prefer a different chain style, the pendant bail fits standard jewelry cords and chains. Glass is more durable than most people expect, but it's still glass—avoid dropping it on concrete and don't wear it during activities where it might take a direct impact. For cleaning, a soft cloth handles fingerprints and oils. If it needs more attention, mild soap and water works fine.
Specifications
| Pendant Length | 2 inches (51mm) |
|---|---|
| Material | Borosilicate glass |
| Necklace | Black cord included |
| Style | Sculpted skateboard design |
| Colors | Multiple available |
Frequently asked questions
Is the glass fragile?
Borosilicate glass is surprisingly tough—it handles daily wear, body heat, and minor bumps without issue. That said, a hard drop onto tile or concrete can still crack it. Treat it like you'd treat a nice piece of glass and it'll last.
Can I swap out the cord for my own chain?
Yes. The pendant has a standard bail that fits most jewelry chains and cords. The included black cord works great, but if you prefer silver, leather, or something else, it's easy to switch.
How do I pick a color?
Colors vary by availability. If you have a specific color in mind, reach out before ordering to check what's currently in stock. The glass colors are worked into the piece during sculpting, so they won't fade or chip over time.
Will it fit under a shirt?
The 2 inch size sits comfortably under most shirts without creating a visible bulge. You can wear it tucked away or displayed over your clothing depending on the look you want.
Is this a good gift?
If the person you're shopping for skates, appreciates glass art, or just likes jewelry with actual personality, this lands well. It's specific enough to feel thoughtful but not so niche that only one type of person would wear it.
How do I clean it?
Wipe it down with a soft cloth for everyday maintenance. For deeper cleaning, mild soap and water works. Dry it completely before wearing again.
Do the colors look different in person?
Glass refracts light differently than photos can fully capture. The colors are accurate, but you might notice more depth and shine when you see it in natural light. That's part of what makes handmade glass pieces interesting—they're not flat like printed graphics.