Pendants

A keychain pendant with an animal silhouette tells you at a glance that its owner spends time in a high seat or out on the ground, not on the couch. This category holds metal pendants decorated with red deer, moose, roe deer, wild boar, fallow deer and fish motifs, from plain round shapes to angular medallions with sharp relief detail. These are small pieces that last for years, clipped onto car keys, a knife sheath or a backpack loop.

Who these pendants are for

A pendant with an animal relief is an everyday object for a hunter who wants a favorite species close at hand, and a solid gift for a fellow hunter after a good season or a holiday. It adds no weight, makes no noise in the field, and just sits on the keyring as a quiet reminder of the hobby.

Most buyers pick one for themselves as a keepsake after a trophy, or as a gift for a father, brother or hunting partner. The angular pendants with a Hubertus or pike relief are often chosen as a small collectible, since their shape recalls an old medal.

Types of pendants by decoration

The range is organized by the animal or fish shown, so you can pick based on what you hunt most or what trophy hangs on your wall.

Red deer and roaring stag motifs

A pendant with a deer relief is the most common pick — we carry both plain round versions and angular ones with a roaring stag silhouette (LP19/D, LP20/D). The stag remains the most recognizable hunting symbol, so this motif suits both a beginner and an experienced hunter.

Roe deer and fallow deer silhouettes

A roe deer head or antlers give a compact, softer-lined motif for hunters who go after roe deer more often than red deer. The angular pendant with a fallow deer relief (LP19.20) carries a bolder texture and a heavier metal plate.

Wild boar and other game pendants

The wild boar relief, in both round and angular form, reflects driven hunts and the forest where boar is most often encountered. This motif is popular with hunters who take part mainly in driven-hunt style outings.

Fish pendant

The pendant with a fish relief, plus the angular version with a pike design (LP19.92), suits anyone who pairs hunting with fishing — a gift or keepsake that works equally by the lake and up in the high seat.

Functional and collectible pieces

The Umarex pendant (3.2199) adds a bottle opener, a handy detail at camp or after the hunt. The ARTURE line, with roe deer antler (1615) or red deer tooth (1617) decoration, mimics the texture of a real trophy and is often bought as a gift for a holiday.

How to choose a pendant

When picking one for yourself or as a gift, weigh a few points:

• Which animal or fish the recipient hunts or catches most — the motif should feel familiar, not random.
• Whether you need a practical extra, such as a bottle opener, or a purely decorative shape is enough.
• Whether the pendant will ride on the keyring daily or sit as a rarely used collectible.
• Angular versus round design — angular pieces usually carry finer relief and a heavier plate.
• Gifting a specific coded model, such as LP19/B with the Hubertus relief, that the recipient already collects.

Field use and care

A metal pendant handles damp, mud and low temperatures — it is meant to hang on your keys or pack year round, including through wet autumn or winter hunts in the forest. A quick wipe to clear off dust and dirt keeps the relief and finish looking good for years. If it hangs on car keys, check the ring for wear every few months, especially if it also shares a pocket with a knife or other gear.

St. Hubert's day and symbolic pendants

November 3rd, St. Hubert's day, is marked among hunters as a kind of professional holiday, which makes the pendant with the Hubertus relief (LP19/B) a fitting gift for that occasion. The legend of a stag carrying a cross between its antlers is the emblem of the patron saint of hunters, so the angular pendant with this relief often ends up on the keys of hunting club members or gets passed to a young hunter after a first successful hunt. It gets carried not as a fashion piece but as a mark of belonging to that community.

Pendant on a belt, pack or sheath

A keychain pendant does not have to live only on a car key ring — it also clips onto a belt loop, a pack strap or a knife sheath, so it stays close during a long, quiet sit in a high seat. The light metal makes no sound moving through wet forest or brush, so it never breaks the silence a stalk or an ambush needs before the shot. Angular models with a sharper relief, such as the wild boar or fallow deer design, hold their position well on a strap, since their shape keeps them from spinning loose and snagging on branches.

Brands and construction

The category blends a few sources — from generic hunting pendants with deer, roe deer or boar relief to branded lines. ARTURE makes pendants that mimic the texture of real antler or tooth, while Umarex, known from the airgun and hunting-accessory segment, offers a functional version with a bottle opener. The angular LP-series models (LP19, LP20) stand out for their stricter geometric shape and clear relief, which stays legible even from a distance.

Looking for another hunting accessory or gift idea, check out collars, brooches or wallets, and also see document holders. If you are not sure which model fits, write to us and we will help you pick a pendant based on the recipient's hunting habits.