How to Style Charms
Three to five is the sweet spot
Three to five charms spaced along the chain give you a balanced look. Put your favorite at the center and build out from there.
Build it charm by charm
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Start with a centerpiece
Pick the charm that means the most, like an initial, a birthstone or a place you love.
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Add the supporting cast
Choose two to four charms that go with it, in color or in meaning.
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Mix sizes and shapes
A bigger charm in the middle with smaller ones on the sides looks balanced on any chain.
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Leave room to grow
Add a charm for every new chapter. On our carabiner necklaces, charms clip on and swap anytime.
Find your charms
Birthstone Charms
Her month, or the whole family's.
ShopLove Charms
Hearts, lockets and love letters.
ShopCoastal Charms
Shells, starfish, crabs and palm trees.
ShopTravel Charms
Compasses, globes, passports and planes.
ShopCosmic Charms
Stars, moons and suns.
ShopFamily Charms
Little nods to the people you love.
ShopQuestions
How many charms should I put on a bracelet?
Three or four is a good place to start on a bracelet. It leaves room for the charms to move.
Can I add charms later?
Yes. On our carabiner necklaces, charms clip on and off, so you can add or swap them anytime.
Can I engrave a charm?
Yes. Our engravable charms can carry a name, initials or a date. See engravable charms.
More guides
How to Layer
Mix lengths and chains for a stack that doesn't tangle.
Read moreTips & Tricks
Quick tips for building and wearing your charm pieces.
Read moreYour first 3-charm build
A founder's guide to starting your charm collection.
Read moreMixing birthstone charms
Five looks that pair birthstones with other charms.
Read more
