Looks like a charm. sounds like a siren!
A 130-decibel alarm + LED light, disguised as the cutest thing on your bag. For the walk to your car, the late shift, and the bestie you worry about. ๐
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Protection in one little pull
No app, no setup, no fumbling. It lives on your bag and it's ready the second you are.
Clip it on
Hook it to your purse, backpack, keys, or diaper bag. It looks like an accessory because it is one!
Press for light
One press turns on the bright LED to find your lock, light a dark path, or check the back seat.
Pull the pin
The 130dB siren screams till you reset it โ drawing attention and helping deter whoever's there.
Two shades. Same 130 decibels.

The Heart Alarm โ Pink
130dB siren ยท LED ยท rope tassel ยท silver photo charm

The Heart Alarm โ Red
130dB siren ยท LED ยท rope tassel ยท silver photo charm
Most safety gear gets left at home.
This one you'll actually carry.
Loud enough to turn heads
It cuts through traffic, headphones, and a quiet parking garage. The kind of loud people can't ignore.
Cute enough to keep on
The reason it works is you'll never take it off. Heart charm, rope tassel, silver hardware that earns its spot.
A flashlight when you need one
The LED finds keyholes, lights walkways, and checks dark corners โ handy on a hundred ordinary nights too.
The "text me when you're home" gift
For the daughter at college, the new driver, the friend who walks alone. It says I worry about you without saying it.
Who carries a Safety Charm
College girlies
The walk back across campus, late.
Runners
Early miles before the sun's up.
Night shifters
The parking lot at 3am.
Busy mamas
Hands full, baby on the hip.
What the besties say
"Tested it in my car and genuinely scared myself. It's CUTE but that alarm means business."
"Sent one to my daughter at school. She actually keeps it on her backpack โ that's the whole point!"
"The little LED is shockingly useful. I use it every night finding my front door lock."
Before you clip it on
How loud is 130 decibels, really? โ
About as loud as a chainsaw or a rock concert โ louder than a lawnmower (90dB) and well past the level that makes people stop and look. Designed to be heard across a parking lot, up to roughly 300 feet away.
Do I have to charge it or replace batteries? โ
No charging! It runs on a long-life button-cell battery that's already installed and lasts through normal use. (Because it contains a small button battery, keep it away from young children.)
How do I turn the alarm off? โ
Just push the pin back in. The siren stops instantly and it's ready to use again โ no reset, no fuss.
Can I fly with it? โ
Personal alarms like this are generally allowed in carry-on bags. Rules can change, so check your airline and TSA guidance before you travel.
Is this a weapon or self-defense tool? โ
It's a personal alarm and light โ nothing sharp or chemical. It works by drawing attention and helping deter, not by physically stopping anyone. Always trust your instincts and call emergency services in a real emergency.
What's your return policy? โ
If you're not happy, reach out within 30 days for a replacement or refund. We want it on your bag, not in a drawer.
"I wanted my daughter to carry something that could help in a bad moment โ but cute enough she'd actually keep it on. That's the whole idea behind Safety Charms."โ the Safety Charms team โก
peace of mind never looked this cute
clip one on today & sleep a little easier tonight ๐
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