Pandora Charm Bracelets

For a silver braclet its about 69-80 depending on clasp. you can get gold also but these are pricey. The charms range anywhere from 30E for very plain ones to about 350+. I saw a full one the other day in a jewelers in Arklow and it was about 7,000 or 8,000 Euros, but it was gorgeous,

I have one & I love it alot of the silver charms start at €22, as the above poster said the braclets & charms are widely available - there's a pretty huge selection of charms & stuff in arnotts in jervis street.... their website shows all the current charms & stockists & stuff (and prices):

http://www.pandora-jewelry.com/IE.aspx

I got one of my boyfriend for xmas, I got 3 charms to start with and slowly build up a collection, the clips are great for keeping the charms in place, its much cheaper and better selection of charms on line.

Dont buy too many at the start its nice to get ones with a special meaning

I have one and it's nearly full, my boyfriend got it for me for xmas and added to it for valentines day. The charms are pricey enough, between 25 and 45/50 euro, but you can get spacers too and they go between the charms and bulk it up a bit. I actually love the spacers as much as the charms..nearly!! I'm not sure how much the spacers are but I think they are about 12 - 15 euro per piece, depending on piece. If you are buying one for somebody I would reccomend getting 3 or 4 charms and spacers to start with. There are spaces for clips sporadically on the bracelet so if you dont have too many charms for a while, you can space them between clips to stop them all from going into one little section of the bracelet. Also there's a beautiful safety catch with 2 screw on bands and a chain that's lovely on the bracelet!
They are a great idea because its a foundation to build on, and it means if you're not the greatest at picking presents you should get xmas and a birthday out of the bracelet!
Make sure you choose the charms carefully, all of mine are significent to me and my man, but he had to order some in to have the right ones ready..
If it's worth doing.....;)

These bracelets seem like hideously overpriced toy jewellery tack to me. When they're almost full I think they look really cheap. The only decent ones I've seen are those with only a couple of charms on them - if you drown the bracelet it looks tacky.

Still reeling at the prices though. Such a fad.

I hadn't heard of these until a few weeks ago. They are not something I'd like myself.

Jewellery isn't something I'd buy for someone, unless I was 100% sure they'd like the particular piece. Similar to perfume, these things can be very divisive, as you can see from the thread. Just don't spend all that money wihtout being sure first.

I got one for my 30th this year and i love it. Id never heard of Pandora jewellery up until then. I got 6 charms and it looks lovely. Im terrible with losing and breaking jewellery but the Pandora stuff is pretty and robust enough for everyday wear which is the best part.Theyre not for everyone though, so if your GF is a sparkly jewellery (the fancy stuff as i call it ) wearer i wouldnt recommend these.

I saw a notice up in my gym from a user who had lost her Pandora bracelet. From the picture, I thought it was something like a bracelet you'd find in a lucky dip bag (so I reckoned she was looking for it due to sentimental value).

Didn't realise that they were proper/pricey jewellery.

Just a note to anyone thinking of buying a pandora bracelet with charms;

Don't think they are cheaper in the north!!! I got one recently for my girlfriend which I thought was a reasonable price. I was passing one of the Argento stalls in Liffey Valley and priced up the same and it was over €50 cheaper in Liffey.

Sickening!

Not just you.