Kids' 14K Gold Charms

Size, gold color and detail drive the price. Larger charms use more 14K gold, and the gauge (thickness) matters too. Added enamel, an aquamarine stone, a textured finish or a reversible design can also change it. Use the Price filter on this page to set a budget.

Boy and girl figures lead the list. Boy head charms, a praying girl, and a textured baby shoe with a bow come first, followed by full-body boy and girl charms, a jump rope girl and a baseball cap boy. Enamel baby shoes and bottles also appear often.

Baby shoes and baby bottles are the natural picks. Both come in 14K yellow gold with pink, blue or yellow enamel, so you can match the color to the occasion. Dolphin and baby charms are another sweet option for a new arrival.

Each charm attaches to a charm bracelet or a charm holder. It does not need a chain. If you want to add several over time, a bracelet lets you build a collection. See our full 14K gold charms range for more shapes.

Enamel is durable with gentle wear. It is colored glass-like coating set into the gold, so avoid knocks against hard surfaces and harsh cleaners. Wipe the charm with a soft cloth after wearing. Our jewelry care page has more tips.

Reversible means both sides carry a design. The Child's Prayer boy and girl charms are reversible, so the back shows detail rather than a flat surface. Textured charms have a patterned finish on the gold that adds depth and catches the light differently.