6 Things That Keep Happening After Grandmothers Give This Necklace

47,000 grandmothers have given this necklace. The same thing keeps happening every time.

1) The first text

Dorothy, 64, from Ohio, gave it to her granddaughter on a Saturday. Sunday morning her phone buzzed at 7:12.

She nearly dropped her coffee. Her granddaughter hadn't texted her first in months.

That was five months ago. She hasn't missed a morning since.

2) The daughter noticed

Susan, 61, from Colorado, bought three — one for each granddaughter.

Her youngest texted her the next day. The other two took a few days. By the end of the week her daughter called: "Mom, what did you give them? They won't stop talking about you."

Susan's daughter ordered one for herself two weeks later.

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3) The secret ritual

Sophia, 16. Her grandma gave it to her after her parents got divorced. She didn't want to talk to anyone.

"I hold the hearts every night before I fall asleep. I've never told my grandma that. But I think she knows."

4) The one who showed up

Janet, 65, from Virginia. Her granddaughter's first heartbreak.

"She drove to my house. Not her mother's. Mine. She was clicking it the whole time she talked."

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5) The one that stayed

Ruth, 70, from Arizona.

"I've given her dozens of gifts over fifteen years. This is the only one she never took off."

Last month her granddaughter showed her the pendant — the clover is starting to wear smooth from all the clicking. Five months of reaching for it every day.

6) The sceptic.

Linda, 63, from Michigan.

"Sixty-five dollars from a website I'd never heard of. My sister said I was crazy. My husband rolled his eyes."

Her granddaughter texted her the next morning. One word. Clover.

Her sister ordered two last week. Her husband doesn't roll his eyes anymore.

That all happened because a grandmother gave her granddaughter something real.

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