| If you enjoy collecting jewelry
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| | I've seen a few that were definitely
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| withpersonal significance or giving it as
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| | NOT stainless steel... so use caution.
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| gifts, consider Italian charms! They are
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| | * Make sure the site you're ordering
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| the most affordable way to create
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| | fromhas a money-back guarantee and check
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| apersonalized bracelets with unique
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| | any customer comments posted on there.
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| meaning.
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| | * It's important to order charms that
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| And, there is an amazing variety to
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| | arecovered with protective epoxy.
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| choose from.
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| | Otherwisethey'll rub off! If the site
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| Whether you love dogs, cats, or
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| | doesn'tstate whether they are or not, ask
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| wantsomething signifying your family or
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| | them.
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| hobby, it's all there! And, unlike their
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| | * You'll find that many site sell
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| classic danglingcounterparts, Italian
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| | "18kt gold" Italian charms.
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| charms link together to form a flat
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| | Well, with very few exceptions, it's a
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| bracelet; for a moresophisticated look
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| | gold-tone and not sold 18kt gold. Just
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| enjoyed by women of all ages.
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| | make sure that if you're paying 18ktgold
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| It's no surprise, then, that tens
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| | prices ($18+ per charm) that you indeed
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| ofthousands of women each year collect
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| | getting 18kt gold. Again, nearly all
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| Italian charms and give them asgifts.
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| | sites sell 18kt gold-tone
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| How to get started?
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| | (or gold accented) charms. Why pay
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| Easy!
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| | $18for the same product if you could get
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| Whenever buying for yourself or as a
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| | for under $3... and even for $2,
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| gift, the first thing you need todo is
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| | andsometimes $1/charm?
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| get a "starter bracelet" containing blank
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| | * A note about care: Even stainless
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| links. Then, get an additional 4-5
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| | steel charms can change colorwhen exposed
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| charms to startthe bracelet. The
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| | to chemicals, cleaning solutions, and
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| recipient can easilyreplace blank links
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| | solvents. Avoid chlorine and any harsh
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| on the starter bracelets with the charms
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| | chemicals.
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| you give them --and any others they get
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| | What about the Chinese-Made Italian
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| in the future -- to develop a unique
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| | Charms?
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| bracelet overtime.
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| | Yes, a lot of people ask thatquestion.
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| The Secret to Selecting Quality Italian
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| | Very few merchants admit it...but, nearly
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| Charms
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| | all Italian charms sold on the Internet
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| When looking to buy Italian charms,
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| | are manufactured in China.
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| it'simportant to consider quality.
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| | Now, what about charms that say
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| Indeed,there are so many places selling
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| | "imported from Italy?" Well, that's
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| these things that sometimes it's
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| | nice, but did you know that manyof these
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| difficult toseparate the good from the
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| | places simply buy Chinese-made Italian
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| bad.
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| | charms through an importcompany in Italy.
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| Here are some things to watch out for:
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| | So, yes, they're "imported from Italy"
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| * Make sure they are made of
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| | butif you think you're getting a
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| stainlesssteel (the place where you buy
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| | handcrafted Italian product... think
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| them should say that.) If you really
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| | again! They're still manufactured in one
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| want to get technical, ask themwhat grade
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| | of thethree main factories in China.
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| of stainless steel their charms are.
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| | Which Charms are Great For Gifts?
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| They should know, especially if they
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| | Well... really, all of them! Charms that
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| claim to sell "direct",because on the
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| | are especially popular are, in
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| manufacturing end stainless steel has
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| | noparticular order: 1) Heart charms, 2)
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| exact grades. Usually, it's a number
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| | Ribbon (esp. pink ribbon) charms, 3)
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| (like 304) followed bya letter. You'd
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| | American flag, 4) Flowers, 5) Family and
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| see them labeled as 304Lor 316.
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| | I love my kids-type charms, 6)
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| * Charms marked with a logo or
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| | Birthstones, 7) Various words and
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| brand-nameon the back are considered
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| | phrases... like "DREAM", "Familyof 5",
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| higher quality.
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| | "Child of GOD", etc.
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| You never know, but generally avoid links
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| | 8) Religious charms, like crosses, etc.
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| that are "blank" /have no logo on the
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| | As you can see, the possibilities are
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| back. What aboutcharms that say
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| | onlylimited by your imagination!
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| "Stainless Steel" on the back? Well,
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