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3. Turquoise, Mother of Pearl and Rainbow Moonstone pendant

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1. Graduation Bracelet
2. Birthday Bracelet
3. Rhinestone Red Apple

Linking the charms together

The starter bracelet is made up of interchangeable stainless steel links. The spring mechanism concealed within each link allows the bracelet to expand and fit over the hand. This spring mechanism is also the means of swapping the plain links for charm links. When expanded, it is possible to see the 'hook' that extends from each link and slips into the next.

1. Slide the front of the link in the right hand to the left
2. Slide the back of the link in the left hand to the right
3. Hook together and release.

A charm tool see 'Starter Bracelets & Accessories' is available to help hold the links open.

It is advisable not to get your bracelet wet as this could affect the spring mechanism.

What are Italian Charms?

Although the concept began in Italy Italian charm bracelets are now manufactured in many countries. They are a massive hit with celebrities in the USA and are now becoming very popular in the UK.

You begin with a starter bracelet which is made of stainless steel and is available in several finishes. An average wrist size would require an 18 link bracelet but you can easily add or remove links to suit your wrist size. To personalise the bracelet, you simply swap the plain links on the starter bracelet with your individual charm links.

All of our 9mm charms are compatible with Zoppini, Nomination and many others.

There is a huge variety of charms - from names, initials and birthstones to zodiac signs, hobbies and animals. There are even moodstones that reflect how you are feeling by changing colour. Whether you are designing your own bracelet or buying one as a gift, you can find charms to cover everything!

A starter bracelet with a few carefully selected charm links really is the perfect gift, showing the recipient that you have thought about them and the things they love and enjoy.

Beware of very cheap charms - some may contain nickel and others may have poor quality emblems that wear off very quickly.