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The History of Italian Charms | Instructions

An Italian Company in the late 1980's got the idea to make a bracelet out of modular links that could easily be disconnected and exchanged with other links.  Many credit European soccer players and fans for the initial wave of popularity of Italian Charm Bracelets.  But when Italian Charm Bracelets became fashionable in America they became a standard jewelry item. 

• Italian Charm Bracelets also are a favorite for young girls & boys because they can trade and mix links with their friends.  Because links can be easily added and removed from the Italian Charm Bracelet, Italian Charms have become the center piece of personalized jewelry.

1. INSTRUCTIONS
2. You can use your fingers to adjust and connect links. If you have arthritis or difficulty, you can also use a charm tool (See our Converters|Tools section). NOTE: If you stretch out a full bracelet and turn it over, it's easy to see how the links connect.
3. Each charm will have a hooked end (left side)and a connector end (right side). Links are spring loaded. Take an individual link and slide the charm open by pushing the charm outward and hold open. If you are dealing with several links already connected, you can also stretch the links out, and hold or pinch the link open.
4. The sliding part of the charm has a hooked opening that attaches to the next charm's connector bar.  
5. Release the charm to lock them into place.
6. The ending result is a sleek, stylish bracelet that you can easily change again and again by removing, adding and re-arranging your charms.

• Begin with a starter bracelet, then add italian charm designs at your own pace. Express your passions with charms that mean the most to you!
• 18 links is enough for a 7.25 wrist. Each link gives 1/3 inch in length. We will send additional links at no charge if you need them.
• Easily adjusts to any size (even a child) for a perfect fit!
• Italian charms can even be converted into a pendant or zipper pull charm with our converters.