Pandora Murano — the elegance and mystery of the bracelet

Pan­do­ra bracelets as an unsur­passed dec­o­ra­tion quick­ly and con­fi­dent­ly take the palm in the jew­el­ry box of most fash­ion­istas. From the first days of its birth, the main fea­tures of this acces­so­ry were cre­ativ­i­ty, non-stan­dard approach to design and, of course, care­ful selec­tion of mate­ri­als for man­u­fac­tur­ing.

Most charms are made from valu­able or orna­men­tal stones, gold, sil­ver and oth­er pre­cious met­als. Rubies, sap­phires, dia­monds — all this looks styl­ish and lux­u­ri­ous in the right arrange­ment. It is also suc­cess­ful­ly used in the for­ma­tion of bracelets and glass, beads from which are char­ac­ter­ized by an incred­i­ble mag­ic of attrac­tion. Such acces­sories look styl­ish, gen­tle and ele­gant on the wrist.

Pan­do­ra Mura­no: not an easy dec­o­ra­tion

Among the vari­ety of bracelets, Pan­do­ra Mura­no should be espe­cial­ly not­ed — a prod­uct that is dis­tin­guished by orna­men­tal mate­r­i­al. Mura­no glass beads are attached to the ring of this jew­el­ry. Its his­to­ry is quite ancient and goes back to the dis­tant 13th cen­tu­ry. Glass­blow­ers of the Venet­ian Repub­lic, armed with the secrets of old crafts­man­ship, devel­oped an inter­est­ing tech­nol­o­gy for mak­ing beads. The pro­duc­tion itself was con­cen­trat­ed on the neigh­bor­ing island of Mura­no, hence the name of this beau­ti­ful mate­r­i­al.

What does mura­no mean — this ques­tion inter­ests many. In addi­tion to the old pro­duc­tion tra­di­tions, these prod­ucts are dis­tin­guished by the fol­low­ing:

• they are exclu­sive­ly hand­made — all over the world you will not find two iden­ti­cal acces­sories, even if the mas­ter pre­pares charms accord­ing to one sketch;
• safe­ty for human health — Mura­no glass is made with­out the use of lead, nick­el and oth­er harm­ful chem­i­cal ele­ments;
• beads are not paint­ed with paints, since all the bright pat­terns and orna­ments on them are noth­ing but the tal­ent­ed work of a mas­ter who skill­ful­ly com­bines shades.

Rock crys­tal is tak­en as the basis for the man­u­fac­ture of parts for the bracelet, in this case, sand from the Fontainebleau for­est in the south­east of France. The essence of the pro­duc­tion of Mura­no glass is the addi­tion of cer­tain met­als to the molten glass mass, which give the desired col­or. For exam­ple, yel­low can be obtained using cop­per, blue — cobalt, green — iron oxides, red — man­ganese.

How to dis­tin­guish a real pan­do­ra from a fake? To do this, you need to use the infor­ma­tion that is avail­able in our arti­cle. In addi­tion, when buy­ing a prod­uct, you must care­ful­ly study the tag with the descrip­tion and arti­cle num­ber, as well as con­sid­er the acces­so­ry itself. As a rule, such a bracelet is a piece of jew­el­ry con­sist­ing of beads, main­ly on a sil­ver basis. Each of them has PANDORA sig­na­ture engrav­ing and sam­ple data — most often in the form of S 925 ALE.

Choos­ing the right Mura­no jew­el­ry Pan­do­ra

Those who wish to become the hap­py own­er of a mag­nif­i­cent piece of jew­el­ry should know that Venet­ian glass is usu­al­ly found in two forms:

• Aven­turine.

It con­tains micro­scop­ic par­ti­cles of cop­per, pro­vid­ing the effect of a mys­te­ri­ous flick­er. It is note­wor­thy that the mas­ters got such raw mate­ri­als for work by acci­dent — after cop­per shav­ings fell into a con­tain­er with molten glass.

Here the glass has an effect sim­i­lar to the north­ern lights. In its man­u­fac­ture, a spe­cial type of mate­r­i­al is used, invent­ed by NASA for space tech­nol­o­gy.

At the same time, it should be not­ed that the unique tech­nique of mak­ing Mura­no glass pro­vides spe­cial pro­tec­tion against cracks and chips. There­fore, anoth­er fac­tor point­ing to this brand is the incred­i­ble strength of the fin­ished beads.

If we talk about what are mura­no charms for pan­do­ra bracelet, then in this regard, any buy­er has a huge choice:

• FIZZLE GLASS — their base is char­ac­ter­ized by a sol­id base col­or, and in the gen­er­al lay­er there are air droplets and pre­cious stones that pro­vide a beau­ti­ful shine;
• mar­ble mura­no — on the basis there are mixed glass par­ti­cles that melt and fix togeth­er, result­ing in a stun­ning mar­ble effect;
• 3D EFFECT — it always looks bewitch­ing, such beads do not clut­ter up with extra col­or, but only empha­size the con­trast;
• with a three-dimen­sion­al pat­tern — spe­cial shapes allow you to cre­ate bright accents and dilute the over­all com­po­si­tion of the bracelet with inter­est­ing details.

Here you will cer­tain­ly find both mura­no bracelets and details that can be added to them. The main thing you need to focus on in the selec­tion process is your own wish­es and pref­er­ences. There is no need to be afraid of exper­i­ments. After all, the palette of col­ors that dif­fers pan­do­ra mura­no bracelet, extreme­ly var­ied.

Here you will def­i­nite­ly find both del­i­cate pas­tel col­ors and bright, sat­u­rat­ed col­ors. Var­i­ous pat­terns, shapes and tex­tures will help to high­light the dec­o­ra­tion against the back­ground of oth­ers, to pro­vide orig­i­nal visu­al­iza­tion. Beau­ti­ful flo­ral motifs, roman­tic hearts, exot­ic but­ter­flies — it always pleas­es, inspires and sets you in the right mood.

Choos­ing the com­po­nents for your jew­el­ry, you have a unique oppor­tu­ni­ty to fol­low your style in any sit­u­a­tion — whether it be min­i­mal­ism or max­i­mal­ism. More­over, even one ele­ment on the bracelet will always look har­mo­nious — and this is pre­cise­ly the orig­i­nal­i­ty of Mura­no charms.

Make your choice with us — because only here you will find a rel­e­vant gift for your­self and for your fam­i­ly and friends.