Heart Tag Neck

The heart is generally known in the west as the symbol of life and love. The heart image has been evolving through the ages and finding expression in different types of heart tag necklaces.

The heart in the heart tag necklaces is an amalgam of many ideas – fire, flight, togetherness etc.

Initially it was a religious symbol and hence heart tag necklaces have been common for hundreds of years. The Egyptians wore heart tag necklaces because they thought the heart to be the centre of consciousness and life.

During the process of mummification the only organ that was not removed was the heart. Christians are very fond of wearing heart tag necklaces because to them the heart stands of charity, forgiveness and hope. It is referred to as the Sacred Heat.

In some form or other all the different religions of the Middle East, India and Far East have all been prone to heart tag necklaces.There are innumerable heart tag necklaces made with either gold, silver or any other alloy.

The important point is the heart icon. There are silver heart tag necklaces with lobster claw clasp, round heart necklace with lobster lock, another one with toggle lock, few others are made from gold encrusted with diamonds and other precious gems on the hearts.

The Tiffany heart tag necklace is something to crow about. It comes with a matching bracelet. The necklace is 16” while the bracelet is 7.5’ long. Tiffany’s name is crafted on each of the tags.

The clasps are lobster type. The purchaser will get some free gifts – 2 Tiffany boxes and 2 shopping bags. Another heart throb is a sterling silver rolo link necklace that makes the wearer feel rich. It is fixed with a toggle bar clasp.

The heart pendant can be personalized if required. China has also joined the heart tag necklace manufacturing market with double heart tag toggle necklaces.

Today the west has taken this symbol as the official replica of love. Graphically the heart stands for union and togetherness. The heart is often seen with an arrow referring to games played by Cupid.

The Arabic sign for 5 can be seen in variations of the heart symbol. The heart sign can also be noticed in African symbols. Today one of the banking giants in Japan (D.K.B) has its logo with a heart. Only in some Scandinavian countries the heart symbol stands either for a rest or toilet room!