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Vintage Charms and Charm Bracelets

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Today when we think of charm bracelets, the first things that probably come to mind are the modular products of contemporary Italian companies like Zoppini and Unodomani. But charms and charm bracelets have a rightful place in the pantheon of fine jewelry, and there’s no better place to begin than Victorian England. Queen Victoria wore charm bracelets during her reign, making them a popular fashion accessory among noble Europeans. Sterling...Continue Reading