Lily Charmed Charm Bangle: Review

Over the years I have been blogging I have come across some amazing companies and been lucky enough to feature a few of them a number of times. One brand, in particular, I am always so excited to talk about has to be Lily Charmed and just in time for Christmas they have released the charm bangle / bracelet builder.

This clever little application helps you pick the right bracelet or bangle for you, add charms and spacers if you so wish and start to build up something you can look back on and love, as well as pass down through the generations.

Within the builder you will find a number of different charm choices, including those that feature your birth stones, initial charms and of course the much loved charms from the Lily Charmed collection including; the flying pig, custard cream and balloon dog.

I was kindly offered the chance to build up my own charm bangle and I found it really quite hard to pick just which 2 charms to start it off with.

I feel in love with the charm bangle option, although there are some really pretty bracelets you can choose from as well, if they bangle doesn’t catch your eye. To it I decided to add;

Silver Feather Charm.

I wanted something to represent those I have lost and while angel wings were of course an option, as I have always remembered that some believe if you see a white feather an angel has dropped it, for me I thought the feather charm was a much more fitting option.

Fox Charm.

The second choice was a harder pick for me, there are so many I want to add to the bracelet that I changed my idea, a number of times, before landing on the fox charm. I think I went for this one as not only have I loved it since they released it, but also Fox has a bit of a special meaning to me this year.

I personally found the charm bangle builder so easy to use, all the bracelets, charms and spacers are clearly labelled when it comes to price and your total is added up as you go to the side of the builder.

No matter the bracelet or bangle you buy, they will come packaged up in the beautiful Lily Charmed packaging, which of course is finished off with a hand tied bow, which means it is ready to be popped under the Christmas tree this year.

The charm bangle costs £40 while bracelets start at £22, charms start at £13 and spacers start at £10 for a pair. You can of course keep adding charms over time and you don’t need to fill it up on first purchase.

If you want to buy yourself or a loved one a charm bangle, or perhaps check out the whole Lily Charmed range, head over to their website now.

Keep up with my bangle in future updates such as this one.

What do you think of the new charm bangle builder, would you like to find one under the tree this year?

*PR Sample