Miscellaneous Silver Charms

Many silver charms are uniquely defined and aren't affiliated with any theme or particular style. These include charms like the dragon pendant, musical notes, fairy charm, slice of pizza charm, yin and yang charm, chaddagh pendant, and the sandal charm. These are only a handful of the more than 300 wholesale sterling silver charms housed within the pages of our catalog. Some gross categories of charms found within the pages of the miscellaneous charms are:

• Musical charms, consisting of musical notes, musical instruments, and "I love music" charms
• Transportation with motorcycle charm, bus charm, several truck charms, bicycle charm
• Symbol pendants like shamrock, heart, ankh, and claddagh
• Engravable charms in different shapes and textures

Charm Holders and Charm Bracelets

Silver charm holders were in vogue in the 1970's and 1980's when women found that wearing multiple charms on a single necklace caused the charms to aggregate and obscure the view the individual charms. The charm holders became one such tool to aid this problem.

Silver charms and pendants tip their hat to the sterling silver charm bracelet. These are historically cable or curb chain bracelets, which house a series of personalized charms for the lucky female who owns one. Typically the charms were given to the young gal for her birthday or other special occasion and mark a date of significance or symbolize a type of personal interest such as coin collecting, good luck, or a love interest. Traditional silver charms can be found within the pages of the Plum Island Silver catalog, and more specifically in the charms and pendant section. Here is some interesting reading concerning the history of charms.