The season of giving may be over but for luxury fashion brand Louis Vuitton, they’re kick starting 2016 with a collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef). With every sale of their Silver Lockit pendants and bracelets, Louis Vuitton will donate US$200 ($300 in Singapore) to Unicef.

The jewellery designs were inspired by the tumbler lock that was an 1890 creation by Georges Vuitton, the son of Louis Vuitton. Fast forward to today, many of us still regard lockets as a symbol of something that we treasure, and that’s the message that Louis Vuitton wishes to deliver to us.

“The Lockit is a symbol of protection and an integral part of our history. It tells the story of the trust Louis Vuitton built with its clients. Clients have always entrusted Louis Vuitton with their most valuable belongings. The Lockit is also about commitment, it seals one’s promise to help children at risk. It creates this sort of community feeling and a sense of belonging,” adds Michael Burke, chairman and CEO of Louis Vuitton.

To purchase the Louis Vuitton Silver Lockit pendant and bracelet, visit the Louis Vuitton boutiques worldwide. Or spread the message on social media by posting a pinky promise photo and hashtagging #MakeAPromise. Your contribution will help in providing care and support for unprotected children in more than 190 countries.