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It’s your jewelry that says the most about who you are …
and nothing makes your personal statement as strongly as Pandora-style charms and beads.

Express yourself with Pandora-style Charms and Beads. Reflect your elegant style by creating beautiful jewelry. The interchangeable design allows for you to create a personalized look and re-arrange your own beads.

Commemorate a life changing event, occasion, or memoir by designing a Charm and Bead bracelet.

Pandora-style jewelry makes for a charming gift, a fashionable statement, and a sophisticated addition to your collection. Our bead store offers exclusive beads and styles – design your very own Pandora-style bracelet today.

Our goal is to provide a unique selection of at reduced prices so everyone can afford to buy Charms and Beads in the style of Pandora, Biagi, Bacio and Chamilia.

We will help you choose the proper size, style of chain, and clasp. Add clips and select Pandora-style beads from our beautiful array.

Your charming Pandora-style jewelry will have a sense designer platinum wedding rings of style and uniqueness all your own.

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Why Pandora style?
Start a tradition.
Everybody can be part of the Pandora-style jewelry story! Collect and build your Pandora-style Bracelets over time, or collect them for special occasions. Buy Pandora-style Bracelets, Beads and Charms up front – or do it over many years. There are sterling silver Pandora-style Beads & Pandora-style Charms that are affordable for almost every purse and there’s the 14k gold range for the discerning. There are many Pandora Jewelry Beads & Charms in between.
Everybody can be part of giving Pandora-style jewelry from the child buying a mother an inexpensive spacer for her birthday to the husband buying a gold anniversary present. Pandora-style 1 carat platinum engagement ring Beads and Charms are a gift that can last a lifetime.

How does it work?
The clasp on Pandora-style Bracelets appears as a bead when closed, creating a seamless effect, which is integrated into the bracelet. The Pandora-style Beads are screwed onto the bracelet for security as well as aesthetics. When your bracelet is unclasped the Charms will not fall off. Bracelets are divided into three segments which can be separated by fixed Pandora-style Beads. This allows beads to be evenly distributed around the bracelet. The Pandora-style jewelry concept allows one to choose sterling silver oxidised (darker) silver and gold or a combination of gold & silver.
Create different looks for your own individual style.

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The History of Charm Bracelets
Both men and women have collected and used charms since prehistoric times. Charms were created first from bones, shells, clay and even animal tusks. Some were used as adornment, some were worn for good luck or protection from evil, and some were buried with loved ones, to accompany them into their afterlife.

Charms have existed for centuries, and, although the metal from which they are made nowadays is different from that used years ago, one aspect has remained: we love charms because they remind us of precious moments in our lives. With age, memories tend to fade, but our mother’s and grandmother’s charm bracelets can live forever.

Later charms were created in gold and silver, and today you can find charms in these metals, encrusted with diamonds and gemstones. Charms can be hand-painted with enamel, and some even have movable parts.

Charms have long been carried as protection against danger. Many women sent their soldiers charms during World War II not only as a memento, but also as a means of “protecting” them during war. Indeed, it may have been returning soliders who actually started modern charm collecting for women, having picked up charms in places they’d visited in Europe. Soon women saw the chance to create a very personal collection of their life and interests.

Ancient Times
Charms have been enchanting people since prehistoric times. Frequently referred to as amulets or talismans, the wearing of charms has been associated with magic, mystique, protection, spirituality and love.

As early as the stone age, people began making jewelry from clay, animal bones and shells as objects of adornment. Different cultures came of age at different times throughout history. In Africa there is evidence that early stone-age man used shells as adornments as early as 75,000 years ago. In a cave in south-western Germany tiny, intricately carved ivory figurines made from mammoth tusks were found, dating back 30,000 years. These findings support the claim that early man made and wore charm-like jewelry.

During the Bronze Age jewelry-making became more sophisticated, along with the materials used. Early charms were made from lapis lazuli, rock crystal and other semi-precious gems, and were inscribed with small designs associated with special powers. Different civilisations, including the Babylonians, Assyrians and Persians, made and wore charms. The Babylonians are believed to have been the first people to wear charms on a bracelet – around 700 BC.

The Egyptians started using charms as early as 3000 BC. They used charms to ward off evil spirits, protect loved ones in the afterlife, enhance fertility, and assure prosperity. As master goldsmiths, they were the first to develop the ability to cast gold, using the lost-wax technique which many jewelry manufacturers still use today.

Modern Times
Leading up to the industrial revolution, charms were custom-made pieces of jewelry. Only wealthy citizens had the means to afford such treasures. The machine age introduced the technology to mine precious metals and mass-produce them into affordable jewelry for the growing middle class, both in Europe and in the United States. In the mid-1800s Queen Victoria popularised charm bracelets further, by wearing small lockets containing family portraits and locks of hair of her beloved husband, Prince Albert.

Charm bracelets reached new heights of popularity after World War II. Soldiers returned home with souvenir charms from the cities they had liberated. Jewellers soon added charms of various metals, styles, and occasions to their lines. Today charms are as popular as ever. The first piece of fine jewelry a young child receives is typically a charm of faith, such as a cross or religious medallion. People continue to use charms and charm bracelets to tell the story of their life, whether it be a simple heart charm worn around the neck, or a charm bracelet filled with tiny treasures.

There are two times in a woman’s life when she traditionally receives a charm bracelet: as a young girl and for her marriage.

Charm bracelets are often given from mother to daughter, either as a new gift or passing it on as a family heirloom. The daughter then adds her own charms to the bracelet, including those which represent her favourite hobbies, interests and beliefs. As the daughter matures, so does her charm bracelet, increasing not only in the number of charms, but also in sentimental value. When a woman marries she is given a charm bracelet to celebrate her future. A charm bracelet with wedding bells can be filled later with charms representing the honeymoon, anniversaries and the birth of children. This bracelet is frequently referred to as her “Lifetime” bracelet, growing over the years to be passed on to her daughter one day, continuing the tradition of charm collecting from generation to generation.