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  • Trollbeads (Danish: Troldekugler ) was essentially the founder of the modern day charm bracelet -- started out in 1976 through Søren Nielsen along with Lise Aagaard (brother and sister), The business has developed, created and marketed compact "charms" that should be worn using a necklace or trollbeads bracelets, either individually or even in a combination of several beads.
  • Trollbeads developed modular bracelet jewelry through stringing charms on the bracelet as opposed to the conventional charms which hung from a bracelet.
  • Trollbeads offers probably the most innovative and dependable friends on the planet, and obtains recommendations for brand new trollbeads jewelry designs every single day, and several of those suggestions are gorgeous as well as impressive.
  • Trollbeads bracelets generally concentrated on gold and silver initially. It was only in 2001 in which glass beads ended up being brought to the collection and they became popular from that point. The brand's glasswork is definitely head and shoulders above those of the company's rivals.
  • With Trollbeads jewelry and bracelets there is absolutely no threading and therefore the charms and beads merely glide off and on the bracelet.
  • Troll beads are manufactured from the very best quality raw materials which includes 18 carat gold, sterling silver, Italian Murano Glass, all-natural pearls and gemstones.
  • OOAK (One Of A Kind) Trollbeads jewelry, are typically called Unique Trollbeads.
  • Even though all Trollbeads bracelets & necklaces are hand crafted, individually, Assorted Glass Trollbeads offer you that additional little bit of exclusivity.
  • Silver & Gold Trollbeads are generally patterned while using what is known as ‘cire perdu’ or ‘lost wax’ technique. This three thousand year old method makes it possible for high-quality details to be duplicated from wax to cherished precious metals.