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Go for an ankle bracelet babe, it's more you.

eskimo_sammyjoe wrote:

The girlies think they're great because you can "totally add your own charms to make it just so unique and personal!"
I have my doubts because they're expensive and all the unique charms end up looking like very similar jumbled messes.

You're better off conning someone else to buy the actual bracelet for her, then get her a cheap trinket that corresponds to something she likes.  You save money and look like the sweetest guy in the world.

Knowing Irish, he may be buying this for himself, not a lady friend.

But I reckon finding that one special item out amongst the millions is where the love lies. Choosing on a website seems too easy.

Last edited by Superior Mind (2009-12-10 21:57:31)

I dont see the diff between this and the classic charm bracelet. Irish i think you're a cool dude,  but perhaps you should chill on the jewelry for this girl. Especially if you're financing it!

Irishpride<3 wrote:

http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u288 … 2/jam2.jpg

You do know that they sell fakes that look exactly identical, are of the same quality, but cost a fraction right?

I had two friends wearing/collecting "Pandorra", one wore real the other wore fake. You couldn't tell the difference untill you asked how much each of them had spent.

Lai wrote:

Irishpride<3 wrote:

http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u288 … 2/jam2.jpg

You do know that they sell fakes that look exactly identical, are of the same quality, but cost a fraction right?

I had two friends wearing/collecting "Pandorra", one wore real the other wore fake. You couldn't tell the difference untill you asked how much each of them had spent.

It says it's 62 euros, unless you're a begger that's not exactly a lot of money to spend on jewelery.

ghettoperson wrote:

Lai wrote:

Irishpride<3 wrote:

http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u288 … 2/jam2.jpg

You do know that they sell fakes that look exactly identical, are of the same quality, but cost a fraction right?

I had two friends wearing/collecting "Pandorra", one wore real the other wore fake. You couldn't tell the difference untill you asked how much each of them had spent.

It says it's 62 euros, unless you're a begger that's not exactly a lot of money to spend on jewelery.

It ís to spend on trend marketed bijouterie containing no precious metals or other materials whatshowever. The thing also is, for 62.=, you'll only get the 'starter kit'. You need to add more pendants and stuff to it at the same or relatively higher prices. It's like a gaming console,.. the actucal hardware is sold pretty cheap, but then you'll have to buy the games. That's where the profits come in.

Oh I see what you mean. In that case Irish, just buy her a nice bracelet or something that isn't made out of crap

EDIT: Get her something like this:



Looks fashionable, is actually silver unlike whatever that Pandora shit was - probably tin - and is a little less on the cheesy side. It's kinda got the hooky loopy thing going on that is in the first one. I don't know, I wouldn't buy jewelery at that price, you don't really get anything that special.

http://www.hsamuel.co.uk/webstore/detai … 40+9999999

Last edited by ghettoperson (2009-12-15 15:53:27)

Buy her a gift certificate. You can't go wrong with those.

Last edited by AussieReaper (2009-12-15 16:54:49)

Nobody suggested a pearl necklace yet?

AussieReaper wrote:

DefCon-17 wrote:

Better idea:

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