"My husband bought this Jingle Heart necklace as a Christmas present for me. Every time the heart jingles I think of the sweet poem that comes with the necklace. I love it! It is a great necklace to wear all occasions."

"I sent this necklace to my daughter for her birthday. She loved it and couldn't stop crying when she read the poem. We don't live close to each other any more and every visit is a treasured memory. Now every time she hears it jingle she knows that I am there thinking about her and loving her always."

My mother sent this necklace to me. We hadn't spoken for many years and she gave me about 5 small gifts, I think, in 50 years. I felt like she was the worst mother to me anyone could ever have, and I realize she was mentally ill and had no parenting ability. She hurt me in many ways and I tried and I tried but I could never reconcile with her, and any attempts that I made ended up with her making me feel just terrible. And so I received this in the mail. Sometime soon after, I heard through a distant relative that she had a stroke. She was disabled and in a nursing home. I did not contact her. I'd endured medical and emotional hardships in my life and I did not have her to help me through the bad times or celebrate the few good ones. I'd been through so much, I just didn't care about her anymore. I pulled this jingle heart out about a year ago and just looked at it, and the poem, for a long time. Last summer, someone mentioned that she was in a nursing home in a particular town, and I thought about her one night last week. I wanted to go and visit her once, just to be kind to her, and thank her for giving me life. I felt like it was the right thing to do. So I began making a plan. About 2 days after I made this decision, but before I could go to see her, a distant relative called to inform me that she had passed away. I do not know about her final arrangements, I am also estranged from my younger sister and she did not notify me. I feel like it would not be right to attend a service for her due to the feelings that I have. But I did need some time to myself to grieve. I pulled out the jingle heart, it took me awhile to find where I had placed it. I never wore it. I kept it in a drawer in its original package. I read the poem. Finally I am free to love my mother and accept whatever feelings she could muster up towards me, probalby the only way she could feel for anyone. I have only mentioned her death to one friend via an email, I did not tell my husband or my children. I have spent some time by myself. I will treasure this, the nicest thing I ever received from my mother in my life, until my dying day. I will try to find some good in her having been my mother, every time i hold this necklace in my hand. I will read the poem over and over and understand that she did love me. That's all I have to say in this testimonial. An unusual story, right?

She will always be the jingle to my heart!

"I just love this necklace! It was given to me by my mother when I was ill. You just have to read the poem that comes with it. It says it all. I love wearing it because I think of her and all that she has done for me and all of the love that she has for me and I for her. I think I am going to buy her one for Mother's Day!"

I have a very special Jingle Heart necklace that was given to me by the Jingle Heart Ladies themselves. I met them at QVC when we were there for a class. We met in the lobby while waiting for a seminar to begin during our wait, we had time to share a little bit about ourselves with each other. I knew instantly that I liked those ladies, Janine and Lynne. They are the most sincere loving people I know. At the time of our meeting, my husband were fostering 3 beautiful children. We were so worried for their well being and did not know at the time, what the future held for them. I put my necklace around my neck that day and kept it on for the remaining 2 and a half years of fostering all three children. That necklace was a constant reminder of the love and support I had here on earth and in heaven. It really got me thru some tough moments and at times it was what kept me believing that things would work out. Finally, my husband and I were blessed to adopt all three children. They are the joy of our lives. I still wear the necklace and it is a constant reminder of the love I receive every day and the love I have to share with others. Jingle Heart continues to be a very important part of my life I give them to family, teachers, friends, and donate them for fund raising events. Jingle Heart supports and helps many children and families who are suffering due to abuse and neglect through their generous fund raising partnership efforts. It is rare to find a company that really embodies their product and message as clearly as Jingle Heart!!! LOVE YOU!!!!!!! xoxoxoxoxox

"My friend bought this necklace for me and had it shipped to my house. She lives in Missouri and I just moved to Indiana. I love the necklace and have not taken it off since it was sent. I love the poem that comes with it. I also keep the poem in my purse in case any body ask about it. The snake chain is so smooth. I jingle the heart when ever I am thinking of her just to say good night and I Love You. What a great gift."

A friend bought me this necklace for my 50th birthday. However, she did not buy it from you. She purchased it from a local store that buys used silver and gold and melts some of it down as scrap and sells some of it. She had no idea that it jingled when she bought it. But she did write me a special little note to remind me that I am loved by many people (I've had a hard year). When I got home from the birthday celebration, I was showing it to my son and when I handed it to him it chimed! I was absolutely delighted to hear it! The next morning I got on the internet searching for musical silver puffed hearts and to my amazement found your website. I couldn't believe the sentiment in your poem was so close to the one she had personally written to me. I absolutely love it!

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