She introduced Pandora to me as an accessory where you can make your own story. Your own story, your own design . . . hmmm intriguing.
I've been buying charms to complete my daughter's story (which is painstakingly taking some time as she is allegedly "still finding her identity"). When I got so frustrated that her story wouldn't match mine, I had to create my own. The first charm was followed by the next and the rest is history. . . or not yet coz I am still at it. Words of caution - Pandora is not for the frail of heart. It comes with a certain kind of addiction.
First, I chose the sterling silver bracelet as I find the leather and textile so juvenile and the 14k so out-of-my budget.
I started with charms to represent the persons dear to me.
Then these to signify love:
If my DH will not object, I think my story is a quarter complete.
Then on with my next story - my other loves:
Needed this chain clips for safety.
Whoever conceptualized Pandora is so damn smart for conceiving a way to steal you of your hard earned money fashionably. Since I am a willing victim, I have no regret. Anyway, I have my perennial excuse - this is an investment for future generation. By the way, Pandora boutiques offer a lifetime cleaning.
Happy with what I have created so far. Never had an accessory so dear to me for the stories they hold (except of course for those with sentimental value).
Happy with what I have created so far. Never had an accessory so dear to me for the stories they hold (except of course for those with sentimental value).
Since I have some available space to fill, on with my next story.
TNT!