For centuries, charms have been used as a medium for superstition, religious belief, and fashion. The ancient Egyptians first used spell charms to win the favor of the gods and gain a passage to the afterlife. Later, the amulets were used to ward off evil forces and also to curse enemies. It was in the Victorian period that the charms arose from its traditional image of spiritual and superstitious objects.

Queen Victoria of England began wearing charm bracelets as a fashion accessory and started a trend that has continued throughout the centuries. Queen Victoria is said to have wore a small reliquary charm bracelet that contained her family's photographs. Until that period in history, jewelry was characterized by voluminous ornaments made of gold, silver, diamonds, and rare gemstones. However, the quaint charm bracelets revolutionized the concept of jewelry with their delicate and artistic appearance. Charm bracelets received a sudden resurgence during the World War periods. Soldiers on the way home collected charm bracelets for their loved ones and close ones, as a souvenir of the lands they had visited. The wars came to an end, but the concept of charm bracelets continued.

Today, charm bracelets are extremely popular, especially among teenage girls. They are no longer restricted to the upper strata of society as was the case before. Charm bracelets come in a variety of shapes and sizes and can be worn as casual jewelry or for formal occasions, depending on your style. Charm bracelets contain everything from animals and flowers to zodiac signs and birthstones, making them a great gift item for any occasion.

In most cases, the charms are easily interchangeable on the bracelet, so one can be tailored to suit your own mood or special occasion. With their quaint and delicate appearance, intricate beauty, and magical aura, charm bracelets are sure to fill one's life with style and excitement.