Custom Freshwater Pearl Name Necklace

Good Luck has green fur with a matching green four-leaf clover belly badge. In his most recent appearance, he has two dark green blotches on both cheeks. Good Luck Bear makes minor appearances in the 2009 direct-to-video Care Bears film as one of the citizens of Care-a-Lot. He is seen among the bears who perform in the “I Believe” music sequence, and again at the end of the film during the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Caring Station’s new light-equipped tower. His first major speaking role comes in the ninth episode, Luck O’ The Oopsy, where he tries to console Oopsy after he becomes depressed about having “bad luck”.
Our timeless custom initial necklace features individual letters to spell out the name or word of your choice. Handcrafted and completely unique to you, create your own narrative by adding up to 7 initials to a personal necklace that’s all about you or a loved one. The second Care Bears theatrical film tells the story of how the bears themselves, including Good Luck, first arrived in Care-a-Lot after being rescued from the clutches of the evil Dark Heart. When the villain once again plans to capture all the denizens of Care-a-Lot, Good Luck is among the many who are imprisoned in his secret lair.
Immerse yourself in the grace and refinement of pearl jewelry – shop our collection today and experience the beauty of pearls firsthand. In DIC’s Care Bears television series, Good Luck’s only speaking and starring role is in the episode “Lucky Charm”, where he and the other bears have to help a girl named Millie, who believes she is jinxed. After giving her a “lucky charm” inside box, he tells her it will improve her luck, but only if she doesn’t open it. Our team of specialists and designers collaborate to bring you exquisite, personalized jewelry and accessories that resonate with your unique journey.
Express yourself with Custom Jewelry, uniquely crafted to celebrate your story. For personalized orders, please expect a combined estimate of 15 to 31 business days for both production and delivery. luckybear includes 7 to 10 business days for production and an additional 14 to 21 business days for delivery.
A portion of every sale goes directly to supporting environmental conservation efforts, reflecting our dedication to making a positive impact. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our global community for embracing and supporting us on this incredible journey. Building Lucky Bear & Co. alongside our exceptional team has been a remarkable experience, and we’re committed to continuing to earn your love and trust with everything we create.” Good Luck has green fur with a matching green four-leaf clover Belly badge. In his most recent appearance, he has two dark green clovers on both cheeks. He speaks with an Irish accent in both the original 1985 The Care Bears Movie and 2012’s Welcome to Care-a-Lot series, but has an American accent in all other appearances.
This waterproof, tarnish-free treasure can be personalized with the letters or numbers of your choice, creating a deeply personal keepsake that sparkles with elegance and sentiment. At Lucky Bear & Co., we’re inspired by the art of personalized jewelry that speaks to your soul and makes heartfelt gifts for those you cherish. Our passion for staying ahead of trends ensures each design is not just stylish but a true reflection of your unique personality.
Our plating sets the highest standards, ensuring exceptional durability and water resistance.
Since then, he has made numerous appearances in various forms of Care Bear media, including movies, TV shows, and books. Personalization must contain letters and numbers only – Cannot contain any special characters, emojis or shapes. Good Luck is one of the supporting characters in this continuation of the Welcome to Care-A-Lot series. Additionally we offer a two year quality replacement guarantee on all items. All orders are fully insured and come with a tracking number for peace of mind.

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