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pandora it's a shame

So once you have your bracelet, what Pandora Australia else do you need? Well it seems there are something called "clips" of which it's useful (though not imperative) to have two. These clips sit equidistantly spaced opposite the clasp and allow any charms in the early days to sit neatly between them at the top of the bracelet. Pandora also recommend this as a means of evenly distributing the weight of the bracelet and I have to say this does make sense. They are priced from ￡25 upwards depending on your choice of material, and I think they're a must. Additionally, as these charm bracelet things can be carrying a lot of value (both in money and sentimental terms) very quickly, I'd also suggest a safety chain. Again whilst they aren't completely necessary they do look very pretty, and you know that in the unlikely event of the clasp coming loose, you have the backup of the chain. These start from ￡70 depending on how elaborate you want to be.

Then of course come the charms, and I Pandora Jewellery must admit I've developed quite an addiction to buying these, visiting a further two jewellers after making my original purchase, both of whom were similarly delightful and helpful and not scary at all; AJ Parkes in Northwich, Cheshire and Silvertree in Lancaster, Lancashire. You can literally get almost anything in any material, with any stone, carrying any sentiment. You can also buy them online but I would recommend that you check out the Pandora site first for recommended stockists to ensure you get the genuine article as I have heard a few horror stories about copy goods.

Another term you might hear is "spacers" - now that my girlfriend has a number of charms on there, you sometimes find that there is a small space left which is too small for a charm, but would neatly accommodate one of the spacers in the range - not as elaboarate or extensive in terms of selection as the charms but small and pretty and with prices starting from around ￡20 are nice little stocking fillers in themselves.

The cherry on the cake is that the stockists always offer a gift wrapping service, and all the items come in authentic Pandora packaging (box and gift bag wrapped with ribbon) and look like you have put an awful lot of time and effort into the purchase of it, even if you haven't!

In a rare romantic twist, I hid the items all around the house so that each time the Pandora Charms other half visited the airing cupboard, the crockery cupboard etc, she would be greeted by a pretty little bag with a bow containing yet another lovely charm.... a little touch that took no effort at all but kept a smile on her face for the whole day. I think I have now redeemed myself for the boot disaster next year and can rest easy in the knowledge that Pandora has given ME a great gift too.... it's a complete dream for guys like me who are effectively being offered the ease of being able to give thoughtful, romantic, appropriate gifts at Christmas, Birthdays, Valentines, Anniversaries for years to come.... brownie points galore!

So I'd recommend charm bracelets, and in particular, Pandora to any guys out there looking for presents for the Mrs / Mother / women in their lives. And cheap pandora charms with a complementary range of other products (necklaces, rings, earrings etc) the possibilities and point scoring opportunities are endless.... it's a shame the bank account isn't!
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