Behelit Berserk Heart Keychain | Resin Charm, 5 cm, Stainless Steel Ring

This is a 5 cm epoxy resin keychain inspired by the Behelit from Berserk, finished by hand and fitted with a stainless steel ring. It's built to survive being carried on keys every day rather than sit in a drawer.

Made for dark fantasy fans and collectors who want something on their keys that isn't mass-produced plastic.

• 5 cm — large enough to see the detail, small enough to pocket
• Resin-finished over a hand-shaped core
• Stainless steel ring, not plated steel
• Handmade in our workshop in Navarra, Spain, one at a time
• Custom finishes available on request

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How it's made

The core is shaped using our own production process to hold the detail of the behelit motif, then finished in epoxy resin for depth and durability. Each one is poured and finished by hand, so the surface catches light slightly differently on every piece.

Why resin over a bare core

A bare core shows surface marks and scuffs quickly on a keyring. The resin layer fills the surface, adds weight, and takes the daily knocks that keys deliver.

Built to be carried

The ring is stainless steel, so it won't rust in a pocket or discolour against other keys. The charm is light enough that it doesn't drag in a jacket pocket or swing against a bag.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Will it survive being on my keys?

That's what the resin layer is for. It takes scuffs far better than a bare core, and the stainless ring won't corrode.

Can I have it in a different colour or finish?

Often yes. We make these in small batches, so email us and we'll tell you what's possible.

How long does shipping take?

3 to 6 business days, sometimes 7 to 10 depending on your location. Tracking is emailed when the parcel leaves us. Full details on our shipping times and costs page.

Do you make other things?

Yes — have a look at our magnetic fidget sliders, made in the same workshop.

Is each one identical?

Close, but not exactly. Each is poured by hand, so small variations in the finish are normal and part of the object.