The iconic Barbie necklace from the movie has been sold out twice.
If you’re among those who’ve seen the Barbie movie, you’ve probably seen the famous heart necklace and here are some details about it.
Missoma is a famous brand and among its fans are famous personalities Margot Robbie and Meghan Markle. And in case you have seen the Barbie movie, you probably have seen a gold heart-shaped necklace.
This is because in just a blink of an eye, the same item from the said brand sold out.
It is called Ridge Heart Charm Necklace and this piece was handcrafted from 100% recycled 18ct gold plating. Barbie herself Margot was actually spotted wearing Missoma while surfing in Malibu and during a red-carpet event.
Missoma is also a British brand Meghan Markle has been supporting for a long time. Other celebrities regularly spotted with earrings, bracelets, and necklaces from the brand include Kate Middleton, Jennifer Lopez, and Hailey Bieber.
In the Barbie movie, Robbie was spotted wearing this with a sweet yellow dress. Viewers were quick to spot the
Now, how much does this cost?
According to the website of Missoma, this costs $206.00 or Php 11,709.66 (based on the August 14, 2023 USD to PHP Exchange Rate).
Based on the website, “the gold puffed heart pendant features signature ridge detailing and a twisted rope jump ring”. The pendant is 18ct Gold Plated on Brass while the chain metal is 18ct Gold Plated Vermeil on Sterling Silver.
It weighs 8.97 grams.
The brand Missoma has become a “cult status” in the past years because among its clients are Kendall Jenner, Sienna Miller, and other fashion icons.
Meanwhile, senators urge the banning of Barbie film in PH previously. Senator Francis Tolentino cited that the film “will not just be injurious to the Republic of the Philippines but would be contrary to what our country fought for and achieved under that Arbitral Ruling in 2016.”
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