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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a locket" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a type of jewelry that typically holds a photograph or a small memento.
Example: "She wore a beautiful locket around her neck, containing a picture of her grandmother."
Alternatives: "a pendant" or "a charm".
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Once, I had a locket of my grandmother's.
It needed pearls, a locket, a pin, a corsage -- something.
She wears a locket with pictures of strangers in it, never having replaced the stock photos.
She placed his picture in a locket on a necklace and wore it at all times.
He showed Ms. Pitula a bracelet and a locket found with the body.
In a swift, intense scene, he shows Lily a locket with a strange woman's picture.
Afterwards, Kim had her cremated and carries some of Paris's ashes with her in a locket.
They all smiled from within small circles that would fit in a locket.
He gave a locket to her and she gave him a pocket knife.
Around his neck hung a locket bearing a photograph of Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh.
His wife, not blessed with his discernment, selects a locket which is slightly vulgar and unsuited to her quiet beauty.
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