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Title: History Of Charm Bracelets
Author: Frank Hague
Article:
The historical custom of wearing charm bracelets dates back
millenia, and though the materials and designs on them have
changed, the concept itself has never gone out of style.
This form of jewelry initially had a religous function, and
dates back to the prehistoric era. Based on data from Elizabeth
Florence, president of the Jewelry Information Center, charm
bracelets were first worn by Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians
and Hittites from 500 to 400 B.C. Those charms were created from
lapis lazuli, rock crystal and other locally-available gems and
were inscribed with symbolic designs, like figures of gods,
humans and animals. They were closely associated with magical
spiritual powers and served as protective talismans.
As time passed, charms diminished in religious significance and
became fashion jewelry instead. The Victorians of the 1890's
spurred a renaissance of charms, due to their love of elaborate
and intricate clothing and jewelry. Queen Victoria helped fuel
the craze by wearing a charm bracelet of tiny lockets holding
family portraits.
A second revival of charm bracelets occured in America in the
Second World War era, as soldiers stationed abroad acquired
charms as souvenirs from the European cities where they were
stationed and brought these trinkets home as presents for wives
and girlfriends. The fashion trend continued well into the
1950's.
Charms have never entirely gone out of vogue, and are becoming
increasingly popular today as personal keepsakes in an
increasingly mass-produced jewelry market. Popular themes
include horoscope signs, birthstone charms, travel souvenirs,
and family keepsakes. Many women begin their charms collection
when still in childhood, and the charm bracelet grows along with
them, reflecting hobbies and experiences. A charm bracelet can
hold a tiny replica of a sports trophy, a wedding bouquet, or
even lockets holding family photos.
As well, charms are popular gifts because of their affordable
cost. An intricate silver charm can be found for less than 10
dollars, though it's possible to spend 100s of dollars on a 18k
gold charm set with gems.
Italian charms, a genre in and of themselves, don't dangle from
a chain like traditional charms. Instead, each pattern is
soldered onto a flat link which snaps onto an extensible
bracelet. The patterns consist of letters, symbols, pictures,
precious gems, or even have enamel pictures painted on them.
Charms can be snapped on and off these modular bracelets to come
up with new configurations to match different moods and outfits.
These bracelets are traditionally manufactured of stainless
steel, though the more expensive ones come in 18k gold. Each
italian charm is of a standard interchangeable size and the
resulting bracelet can be customized to any woman's wrist; the
smallest size holds seventeen or even less links, a medium
eighteen, and a large nineteen or even even more.
There are different corporations which make Italian charms,
however all brands are supposed to be interchangable on the
basic bracelet. The "starter" bracelet of blank links costs
around 5 dollars, and on the average charms run 15 dollars and
higher. Ironically, China also manufactures a great number of
these "Italian" charms, and while they are popular due to their
low price, a select few consumers report occasional oddities
like reversed images and off-size fit on the standard bracelet.
About the author:
Frank Hague is a self-professed connoiseur of Italian Charm
Bracelets. http://www.italian-charm.info
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