Hi, I wouldn't expect so as long as it's not too big or floppy on you as it could get caught on something. They are designed to add charms over time. It's good to balance the sections of the bracelet if you are adding charms in the future. Having threaded/screw-on charms on bracelets without putting clips over the threads can be a problem. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend 🌞
@@mad4pandora804 my problem is that I bought a bracelet too big, and I went to a jewelery shop to ask them to resize it. Which they did. By just cutting on one side:)). So now I have the clip stations that arent not balanced. On is further than the other...I dont know what to do...if I put the clips they are not in the middle compared to the lock...
@@petravazanska5707 the outside of your wrist is slightly longer so you could try wearing it around that way. Otherwise fill your bracelet but have 2 clips that don't match so they look like just another charm. Then put your dangles where they create the illusion that the bracelet is normal. Hope this suggestion helps.
@@petravazanska5707 another idea I thought of is to put a silicone stopper under a clip where you need it to be and cover the clip station on that side with an openworks charm. (One with no threading). I have had a bracelet shortened before but I had a piece removed from both the sides so it was still even. The middle section ended up being longer. It's too large on me now as I lost weight. Honestly if I had to do it again it's probably more cost effective to buy a new bracelet and sell the larger one. I did it because it was my original bracelet and they didn't charge me for cuts out of 2 sides only one. Think it was $15 and a new bracelet was $89. That was many years ago.
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I think this Mother's Day Catalogue was from 2012. If you know it's not please let me know in the comments. ❤ Enjoy!!
Thank you for sharing! Such beautiful pieces! I wish Pandora would re-release these oldies but goodies! 😍
Wouldn't that be nice ❤️. Guess we would all go broke haha. Thanks for watching.
Such beautiful amazing pieces, hope to add some of these to my collection!!. Thank you for sharing this
Yes they are!! All the best with your continuing hunt, enjoy your day 🌞
There are so many gorgeous oldies 😍 I think old Pandora is the best 👌 Thanks for sharing ❤
Yes there is. I do love the new rose collection though. I received some pieces for mother's day. Video coming soon!! Take care. 🌞
@@mad4pandora804 I can't wait to see what you got 😃💕
@@my_charmed_story Hopefully the weather will be good when I get back from my family visit away. 🌹❤️
Hello I wonder if its bad to wear Pandorq bracelet without any charms on?
Hi, I wouldn't expect so as long as it's not too big or floppy on you as it could get caught on something. They are designed to add charms over time. It's good to balance the sections of the bracelet if you are adding charms in the future.
Having threaded/screw-on charms on bracelets without putting clips over the threads can be a problem.
Thanks for watching and have a great weekend 🌞
@@mad4pandora804 my problem is that I bought a bracelet too big, and I went to a jewelery shop to ask them to resize it. Which they did. By just cutting on one side:)). So now I have the clip stations that arent not balanced. On is further than the other...I dont know what to do...if I put the clips they are not in the middle compared to the lock...
@@petravazanska5707 the outside of your wrist is slightly longer so you could try wearing it around that way. Otherwise fill your bracelet but have 2 clips that don't match so they look like just another charm. Then put your dangles where they create the illusion that the bracelet is normal. Hope this suggestion helps.
@@mad4pandora804 thank you! That s a great idea!
@@petravazanska5707 another idea I thought of is to put a silicone stopper under a clip where you need it to be and cover the clip station on that side with an openworks charm. (One with no threading).
I have had a bracelet shortened before but I had a piece removed from both the sides so it was still even. The middle section ended up being longer. It's too large on me now as I lost weight. Honestly if I had to do it again it's probably more cost effective to buy a new bracelet and sell the larger one. I did it because it was my original bracelet and they didn't charge me for cuts out of 2 sides only one. Think it was $15 and a new bracelet was $89. That was many years ago.