Charm Factory Review and Heart Bracelet

 Charm Factory Review 

 
I love charms.
 
They seem so delicate and dainty and there are so many ways to express "me just by adding charms that represent what I like or what represents me to a bracelet.
 
Located and made in the USA, Charm Factory is completely lead-free!

Recently I had the opportunity to receive the Silver Heart Bracelet from Charm Factory. 

From the moment I opened the package, I was impressed.

My bracelet came in a gift box, making it perfect for gift giving or, in my case, putting the bracelet away when I'm done wearing it.

heart bracelet from charm factory

 

The bracelet is beautiful! The chain is delicate with its large links separated by two smaller links.

The hearts are the perfect touch.

Some of the hearts are simple and plain, while others are ornate.

They are placed perfectly to wear as is or to add more personal charms in between.

The bracelet is made from .925 sterling silver and features a strong lobster-style clasp.

I was impressed by the length (7″ + 2″ extender) as most bracelets are too short for my thick wrists, but the Charm Factory bracelet was the perfect fit!

My six-year-old "borrowed" the bracelet, and the adjustable length easily went from my wrist to her petite wrist with no problems.

I'll admit I was nervous...more than one bracelet has been "borrowed" only to come home in an envelope in pieces.

She wore the Charm Factory bracelet the entire day without mishaps, adjustments or issues!

Now that's quality!

The best part is the price.

These bracelets are beautiful, keepsakes, and a bargain at $24.99.

Charm Factory also offers great charms, bracelets, and beads.

They have a large selection that will appeal to you regardless of your taste. 

Twilight Inspired Charms, Awareness Ribbon Charms, Animals and Pets, Beach, and more exist!

They also offer free shipping on orders over $25.00.

I love my Silver Heart Bracelet, and here’s something that you’ll love:

 

 

Disclosure: No monetary compensation was offered or accepted for this post. I was sent the product mentioned above by the sponsor for review purposes. The opinions above are my own and were not in any way influenced by the sponsor. Other's experiences may vary.

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