Jewelry

[ID2]

I feel the fad of owning a Pandora bracelet has passed. I am a HUGE bracelet fan. I own many and always wear bracelets. But for some reason I never liked Pandora charm bracelets. They are everything I usually gravitate toward but I just never saw the appeal. Glad I didn't invest a small fortune into those charms since now they are so ""5 years ago"".

[Pickwickpapers]

In my area Pandora isn't as hot as it was several years ago but the popularity of most things change as people move or are moved by marketing to the ""newest"" thing. The reason that I liked Pandora ' s concept is that you can use it as a memory catcher reminding you of people and events that were important in your life much like the charm bracelets of my generation. It's your choice so wear what you want.........don't let others sway you........

[Junker2327]

I jumped on the Pandora bandwagon about two years ago. I have three. One is all silver, one is all rose gold and one is all two tone. None of these are complete yet. I just got a couple of new beads on the free bracelet promo this weekend. I love them but as I sit here and look at them right now I am thinking I could have a nice hefty gold bracelet by this time. I think it is all a matter of preference. I will finish out my bracelets but I probably wont collect any more.

Beckyblu

[misschristy]

On 3/21/2015 ID2 said:

I feel the fad of owning a Pandora bracelet has passed. I am a HUGE bracelet fan. I own many and always wear bracelets. But for some reason I never liked Pandora charm bracelets. They are everything I usually gravitate toward but I just never saw the appeal. Glad I didn't invest a small fortune into those charms since now they are so "5 years ago".

My hubby and I never liked them. The overall effect isn't as spectacular as I would want for the price point. Individually, the charms can be cute, but I don't think they show up when on the bracelet. They aren't bad, just not for me. At Christmas, the Pandora store in my mall was crowded.

If I had one, I certainly wouldn't stop wearing it because of current trends. I follow fashion trends to a point, but like to think I'm individual enough to wear something like that, especially with special charms that represent your life and people who have gifted them to you.

[sparklestar]

I bought my original bracelet when no one heard of Pandora. They were selling a very limited amont of beads in a small kiosk in the mall. That was over 20 years ago. Now there is a Pandora flagship store in the mall and I am still buying them. It's a personal choice, like everyone said. They also have very nice necklace chains and pendants, earrings, and watches.

[Mindy D]

It depends on where you live.

[Nancy Drew]

Out of date but so what? Wear it!

[Tique]

On 3/21/2015 Abrowneyegirl said: I think it varies by age and region. In my area and age group (late 30's -mid 40's) they are passé' . We have a 'friends helping friends' group that steer each other's loved ones away from the Pandora counter and on to something else.

Love that. I would definitely be there...helping to steer.

[faeriemoon]

I think the buying of them is trending down, but those who have them are still wearing them. That's how I feel about Trollbead bracelets, anyway. I don't own pandora so I cannot say. But I always thought Pandora drew a younger crowd, so perhaps they are more likely to lose interest.

[VegasBusinessWoman]

I like the idea of Pandora but the look is not for me. I noticed that they have stores in every major European city we have been to in the past few years, so business must be good. The appeal is understandable; jewelry is often given to celebrate some special occasion in life, and these bracelets certainly do that. If you like them and they hold special memories, by all means wear them. Don't be a slave to fashion!