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Korean Collection

Jewelry that speaks Korean — names & words engraved letter by letter.

8 pieces
Macrame Korean Name BraceletKorean Pearl Name NecklaceKorean Pearl Bracelet
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Korean Name Necklaces, Engraved in Real Hangul

Your name deserves better than a transliteration. Every Korean name necklace in this collection is engraved in authentic Hangul — the elegant phonetic alphabet created for the Korean language — and finished with delicate beads and freshwater pearls. Because we're the factory, not a reseller, each piece is made to order in sterling silver 925, 14k gold plating, or rose gold. Not sure how your name looks in Korean? Type it in English in our free live preview and watch it appear in Hangul instantly — no Korean keyboard, no translation apps, no guesswork. You see the exact script before you ever place an order.

A Gift That Speaks Korean

Very few jewelers anywhere offer a real selection of Hangul jewelry — which is exactly why we built one. A custom Korean name necklace is a favorite for 100-day couple anniversaries, Seollal (Lunar New Year), and a baby's dol first birthday. It's equally loved by Korean-American families from Los Angeles to New Jersey keeping a name alive across generations, by K-pop and K-drama fans, and by Korean-language learners celebrating their new Hangul skills. Whether it carries a Korean given name, a family name, or your English name written phonetically in Hangul, it's a small piece of Korea you can wear every day.

Made to Order, Fast

Each hangul name necklace is handcrafted at our factory in 3–5 business days, then shipped free to the US and UK — see shipping details for delivery times. Every order is backed by our 100-day return policy and 1-year warranty, and more than 5,800 customers have rated us 4.9 stars. Choose your style, pick sterling silver, 14k gold, or rose gold, preview your name in Hangul, and we'll take care of the rest.

Frequently asked questions

How do I write my name in Korean?

You don't need to know Hangul — just type your name in English in our free live preview. It instantly translates your name into Korean Hangul and shows you the exact script that will be engraved on your necklace, so you can see and approve it before you buy. It's free to use, even if you're just curious.

Is there a Korean name generator I can use?

Yes — our live preview tool works as a free Korean name generator. Enter your name in English and it converts it phonetically into Hangul, displayed in the actual jewelry font. Unlike generic generator sites, what you see is exactly what our factory engraves, so there's no risk of the pendant looking different from the preview.

Will my name be engraved in Hangul or English letters?

In authentic Hangul — the Korean alphabet. If you enter an English name, we write it phonetically in Hangul, the same way Korean speakers would write it. If you already have a Korean name, simply enter it and we'll engrave it exactly as written. Either way, the live preview shows the final script before you order.

What materials are Korean name necklaces available in?

Every design in this collection is available in sterling silver 925, 14k gold plating, and rose gold, many styled with delicate beads and freshwater pearls. Because we manufacture in-house, the Hangul characters are cut and finished with the same precision in every material. All pieces include a 1-year warranty and 100-day returns.

How long does a custom Hangul necklace take to make and ship?

Since we're the factory, your necklace is made to order in just 3–5 business days — faster than most personalized jewelry brands. Shipping is free to the US and UK, with tracked delivery options available. Full timelines by destination are on our shipping page.

What occasions is a Korean name necklace good for?

Popular moments include 100-day couple anniversaries, Seollal (Korean Lunar New Year), a baby's dol first birthday, graduations, and birthdays. It's also a meaningful heritage gift for Korean-American family members — or a fun milestone reward for anyone learning Korean who can finally read their own name in Hangul.