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Fashionable charm bracelets

In ancient times the wearing of a charm bracelet was worn to ward off evil spirits and were said to bring good luck. Today however their seen as more of a fashion statement as different ands as individual as the person wearing them. Solders in world war 11 were known to have brought them home for their nearest and dearest as a sign of their devotion.

In 2001 the trend for charm bracelets changed. Instead of the usual type with the charms dangling from the bracelet the new Italian charms were made more modular in shape. As we all know the Italians are well known for their fashion since and exquisite taste and their jewellery certainly lives up to that for e.g. the Pandora charm is a beautiful example.

As many as seventeen charms can be worn although the usual amount is seven.  The bracelets are made from stretchy material and fit the average person’s wrist easily.

The price range can vary. With the Italian range u can expect to pay anything from $18 to$ 50.A free charm is usually given for free with the first purchase. The charms cans be snapped to remove and change. Some of the world’s most famous designer names can be bought names such as Louis Vuitton, and Juicy Couture, to name but a few. The design of each bracelet can be made as individual as the person wearing it be it. 18k Gold or stainless steel beads or charms Murano glass the colours and shapes are endless the only limit on these beautiful creations is on your own imagination.

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