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Gold tone charm bracelet and necklace with chinese theme | Charms and Charm Bracelets10 of 35 |  |  |
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Those two lay in a drawer and they never really come out. I think they are from the sixties. They are from gold tone metal with tiny green glass ball's.
I actually do like the bracelet, but some goldtone has come off and thats why I dont wear it.
I dont like the necklace but I guess they belong to echother ;-)
So what do you think about this set?
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I agree w/you 1960's. Altho you don't like it - sometimes the longer gaudy necklaces like this "complete" your outfit. And they are always a great conversation starter. When I go junking at garage sales or swap meets I always wear a truly awful/wonderful statement piece that we laugh at all day long - and then I end up loving it.
Thanks vetraio50 and munstangtony for loving it.
Valentino97 you are so right. I should wear things out of my comfort zone more often. I try to wear one 'new' thing every week but I'll do my best to wear those less attractive pieces also. I never gave them a chance ;-)