DiamondsNPearls
Brilliant_Rock
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I buy a charm that is relevant in my life. So if I am traveling I would buy a charm from that country. Birth of a baby gets a shoe. Professional symbols, hobbies and significant moments get a charm. Sometimes I see charms that meet these criteria a few at a time, or one at a time or prolonged periods with no purchases. Some are pricier than others. But each charm is unique so you may have to buy it then unless it is a fashion brand, Pandora or other mass produced charms. love charm bracelets.
There is a dedicated charm bracelet thread in PS but no recent posts. Great photos of amazing charm collections.
It has to be what you like
you will know when its enough
what is tacky anyway ?
We are not in high school anymore
don't let other people's opinions take away your own enjoyment of a particular style
Just start building this pretty and have some fun
Also, is there a difference between brand name charms? Like Rembrandt? James Avery? Just curious...
Someone else better answer that ?
With modern charm bracletes that thread on to a brand specific 'cord' (for want of a better word) brands have different sized holes but i have found some metal charms can be drilled out a bit by the jewler to make them fit a different brand
You just have to be mindful before you buy
again, i think buy what you like the best
I tried to search updated charm bracelet threads, most were older (year 2003) and didn't have any updated info....
My collection is similar to Lambskin's. The first charms were from my family when I was young and were about hobbies and pets. Since then they have been my go-to vacation purchase. Not only a nice memory but they take no suitcase space. My bracelet has grown into a 25" necklace.
Also, is there a difference between brand name charms? Like Rembrandt? James Avery? Just curious...