Uchechi Rhinestone Butterfly Keyring & Bag Charm | GrinSquid

Pink or green, and small enough to wear on keys without it becoming a whole thing.

Uchechi is a rhinestone butterfly charm at £24.99 — the least expensive piece in the GrinSquid crystal range, and the one most people buy first. 6–8cm, with every stone seated in gold-tone metal rather than glued down.

Uchechi is Igbo for God's will, or God's thought. A butterfly seemed the right shape for it.

Which crystal charm should you start with?

This one. At £24.99 it's the least expensive in the range and light enough to sit on a keyring alongside actual keys. If you like it, the bears and the poodle are the next step up.

Uchechi at a glance

• Size: 6–8cm
• Stones: rhinestone
• Setting: individually seated in gold-tone metal — not glued
• Attachment: lobster clasp and split ring
• Weight: under 30g
• Colours: Pink, Green
• Best for: keys, a small bag, or a first crystal piece

Frequently asked

Is this the least expensive crystal charm GrinSquid does?

Yes, at £24.99, alongside Adanna the poodle. Both work on a keyring with other keys.

Do the stones fall out?

No — each stone sits in its own gold-tone metal setting rather than being glued to the surface.

Will it fit a bag with a closed D-ring?

Yes — lobster clasp and split ring both included.

What does Uchechi mean?

Igbo for God's will. Every GrinSquid piece carries an Igbo name.

The one to buy if you're not sure crystal charms are for you yet. For more ideas, read our guide to luxury designer keychains & bag charms.

Are the stones glass or plastic?

Glass. Glass rhinestones refract light rather than scattering it, which is why they read as sharper than the acrylic stones used on cheaper charms — and why each one has to be seated in metal rather than glued.