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Six hundred miles does not change the group chat. This ceramic heart carries the line for the friend you never actually lost: "True Friends Are Never Apart, Maybe In Distance But Never In Heart."
Hand pressed in the USA, the graphic sits fused under a glossy glaze that stays sharp for years. Heart ornaments travel well — a care package, a first Christmas in a new city, a friend three time zones out: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
Long-distance friends, the one who moved for a job, care packages, a first Christmas in a new apartment, friends stationed far from home, and anyone whose area code no longer matches yours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good gift for a friend who lives in another state?
A: A small keepsake ornament works better than a bulky gift for an out-of-state friend, because it ships flat and reappears every year. This one is a 2.875" ceramic heart.
Q: How big is this heart ornament?
A: It measures 2.875" across, which is about the width of a coffee cup rim. That is large enough to read from a few feet away without crowding a branch.
Q: What do you send a friend you only see once a year?
A: Send something that shows up in her house on a schedule, so the friendship gets a fixed date on the calendar. A tree ornament does that every December without a reminder.
Q: Is an ornament a good gift to mail to a long-distance friend?
A: Yes — ceramic is light, flat and easy to pad, which is why so many long-distance gifts end up being ornaments. Wrap it in tissue and it travels fine.
Q: What is a thoughtful gift for a friend who just moved across the country?
A: Something for the new place beats something for the old one, and a first ornament for a first tree is a genuinely useful gift. It also says the distance is not the point.
Q: Do long-distance friendship keepsakes work for someone who does not decorate much?
A: A single ornament suits a minimal decorator better than a big set, because one heart on a small tree still reads. Plenty of people hang it on a window latch or a mirror instead.
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Six hundred miles does not change the group chat. This ceramic heart carries the line for the friend you never actually lost: "True Friends Are Never Apart, Maybe In Distance But Never In Heart."
Hand pressed in the USA, the graphic sits fused under a glossy glaze that stays sharp for years. Heart ornaments travel well — a care package, a first Christmas in a new city, a friend three time zones out: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
Perfect Gift For
Long-distance friends, the one who moved for a job, care packages, a first Christmas in a new apartment, friends stationed far from home, and anyone whose area code no longer matches yours.
Product Details
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good gift for a friend who lives in another state?
A: A small keepsake ornament works better than a bulky gift for an out-of-state friend, because it ships flat and reappears every year. This one is a 2.875" ceramic heart.
Q: How big is this heart ornament?
A: It measures 2.875" across, which is about the width of a coffee cup rim. That is large enough to read from a few feet away without crowding a branch.
Q: What do you send a friend you only see once a year?
A: Send something that shows up in her house on a schedule, so the friendship gets a fixed date on the calendar. A tree ornament does that every December without a reminder.
Q: Is an ornament a good gift to mail to a long-distance friend?
A: Yes — ceramic is light, flat and easy to pad, which is why so many long-distance gifts end up being ornaments. Wrap it in tissue and it travels fine.
Q: What is a thoughtful gift for a friend who just moved across the country?
A: Something for the new place beats something for the old one, and a first ornament for a first tree is a genuinely useful gift. It also says the distance is not the point.
Q: Do long-distance friendship keepsakes work for someone who does not decorate much?
A: A single ornament suits a minimal decorator better than a big set, because one heart on a small tree still reads. Plenty of people hang it on a window latch or a mirror instead.