Silver Charms - Sterling Italian wholesale jewelry bracelet fine

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For a traditional and authentic angle to your charm collecting, silver charms are the way to go. Charm jewelry as it is known in today’s world was all originally made of silver. It was fashioned into little trinkets and souvenirs by tradesmen all over the world, which were snapped up by soldiers stationed on foreign soil at the end of World War II. These charms were destined to be given as gifts to the women in the soldiers lives back home.

Silver has been used for centuries for everything from body armor to jewelry right back to the Byzantine, Phoenician, and Egyptian times. While it is the second most precious metal in the world, it is still relatively affordable next to its gold and platinum counterparts.

Fine silver on its own is too soft to be used for jewelry making purposes, so it is combined with other metal alloys (with silver being 92.5% of the component), to make sterling silver.

Silver charms come in every sort of shape and size imaginable as it was the first material ever used to make charms. Pretty much every sort of theme you can think of will be available in this material, allowing for a wide range sold wholesale by dealers and giving great choice for collectors.

Silver charms are relatively cheap, with basic charms starting at a few dollars each, making them ideal for young people to collect. The latest craze to take the world by storm is the Italian version of this type of charm.

Care for silver charms

When you are not wearing your charm bracelet, be sure to store it in a cool dry place such as a lined jewelry box. Sterling silver is susceptible to tarnishing at some stage or other during its life, but it is relatively easy to return your bracelet to its original condition.

Using a silver jewelry polishing cloth, wipe the piece clean. If the stains are being stubborn, and it needs a bit of added help, try placing the bracelet in a sink of warm soapy water and gently cleaning the piece with a soft toothbrush. After drying it with a soft cloth, try again with the polishing cloth. Repeat this process if necessary.

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