Hatsune Miku Necklaces: Smiling Face vs Winking Figure
Looking for a Hatsune Miku necklace? JADE ALL DAY offers two pendant designs: the smiling face D37B and the winking full-figure 3A46. Choose a pendant on its own, or add the optional braided cord and packaging box to wear it as a cord necklace. Both are made to order, dispatch within 14 calendar days of payment and do not include a certificate.
The clearest difference between our two Hatsune Miku pendants is the composition of the carving. D37B focuses on a smiling face framed by twin tails. 3A46 shows a winking character figure, with a skirt and legs beneath the face. If you are choosing between these Hatsune Miku pendant designs, begin with the expression and outline you want to see.
Both are listed in our Anime Collection. This comparison uses their current product descriptions and photographs to explain the visible differences, then sets out the purchase details to check on the individual listings.
The two design numbers are consistent across languages: D37B is the smiling face, and 3A46 is the winking figure. An English or Chinese listing with the same piece number describes the same design.
Compare D37B and 3A46 at a glance
| What to compare | D37B | 3A46 |
|---|---|---|
| Overall composition | Face and hair; no torso or legs in the pictured carving | Character figure with a face, skirt and legs |
| Expression | Smiling face with both eyes open | One eye winking, with an open-mouth expression |
| Twin-tail outline | Hair frames the face and extends beside it | Long twin tails curve around the body |
| Listing gallery | Four close-up frames taken from the product video | Five photographs showing the figure in different settings |
| Where to look next | Open the D37B product listing | Open the 3A46 product listing |


D37B: a smiling face framed by hair
D37B keeps the visual attention on the face. The forehead hair, two open eyes and small smile sit inside the twin-tail outline. The hair extends down either side, leaving an open area below the chin. In this photograph, the character is represented through the head and hair.
That gives you a useful first question: is the expression itself the feature you most want from your Miku pendant? If so, examine D37B’s face and the layered hair lines across its four close-up views. Those frames help you follow the carving from different angles; they do not establish its dimensions.
3A46: a winking character figure
3A46 carries the design below the face. Its photographed carving includes a skirt and two legs, with long twin tails curling around the body. The wink and open-mouth expression give it a different facial look from D37B’s small smile.
If you want the pendant to show a character figure with clothing and legs, inspect 3A46 first. Look at the connection between the face, body and surrounding hair in all five listing photographs. The listing also says that some details are made by hand and the received piece may vary slightly from the photographs.
Some 3A46 photographs show a dark cord and red accent bead. Treat them as a view of the styled piece, and confirm your chosen accessory option separately. The pictured arrangement does not make every styling component part of a pendant-only order.
Use expression and outline to make your choice
Work through the photographs in this order:
- Expression: Compare D37B’s smile and two open eyes with 3A46’s wink. Decide which face you prefer before looking at the lighting.
- Composition: Decide whether you want a head-and-hair design or a character figure showing a skirt and legs. Follow the outside edge of each carving to see how the twin tails shape it.
- Detail: Revisit the face, hair grooves and, for 3A46, clothing details. Use the full listing gallery so your choice does not depend on one photograph.
D37B is photographed against a dark background, while the 3A46 gallery includes other settings and lighting. Compare the carved features across those views. The images are not a reliable size comparison, and their brightness does not establish a difference in material grade.
Does the necklace include a cord, and what does it cost?
Both necklace pendants have their material listed as Jade and do not include a certificate. A mineral variety and treatment grade are not specified for these two listings.
Both pendants have a listed weight of 150 g per pendant and an approximate size of 5–6 cm. These measurements describe the pendants, not the cord or shipping package. The photographs use different scales, so a larger on-screen image does not show that one is physically larger. Ask about exact height, width, thickness, cord length and attachment compatibility before ordering if fit matters to you.
At the time of this comparison, each pendant-only option is US$39. An optional set adds one braided cord and one packaging box for US$10 per pendant, bringing the listed set price to US$49. Pendant-only excludes that cord and box; protective shipping packaging remains included. Check the current option and total on the product page and at checkout, including applicable tax and shipping.
When will a made-to-order Miku necklace arrive?
Both designs are made to order and produced in purchase order. Both dispatch within 14 calendar days of payment. Transit starts after dispatch, as explained in our shipping policy. A design being available to order does not mean it is ready for immediate shipment.
If a measurement, accessory detail or delivery date is essential, contact our team with D37B or 3A46 and your question before paying. Naming the piece keeps the answer attached to the design you are considering.
Start with D37B if its smiling face-and-hair composition is your preference, or 3A46 if you prefer the winking figure with clothing and legs. Open the corresponding listing, check its full gallery and purchase details, then choose the option that suits your plan.
Browse both current designs in our Anime Collection, then check the full photographs and options on each product page.
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