Pandora charms: jewelry with a deep meaning

Pan­do­ra bracelets have long become fash­ion­able and pop­u­lar jew­el­ry. Orig­i­nal prod­ucts are liked by all girls with­out excep­tion. Their advan­tage is that you can choose pen­dants for the bracelet your­self. Charms have their own mean­ing and char­ac­ter­is­tics.

The most popular types of charms

When buy­ing a new charm, it will be use­ful to learn more about the sym­bol­ic mean­ing of each pen­dant:

1. The “Princess Frog” charm com­bines two qual­i­ties: immor­tal­i­ty and wealth. Peo­ple of the East con­sid­er the frog a real sym­bol of pro­tec­tion. In addi­tion, the frog is able to attract finan­cial suc­cess.
2. A horse­shoe is a sym­bol of good luck. Anoth­er use­ful prop­er­ty of it is the pro­tec­tion of its own­er from all fail­ures and evil inten­tions.
3. Bud­dha sym­bol­izes wealth and pros­per­i­ty.
4. A hot air bal­loon is a sym­bol of pos­i­tive changes in life. A lit­tle sus­pen­sion will help you make sure that all the changes are for the bet­ter.
5. Clover is a sym­bol of the Holy Trin­i­ty, as well as good luck. Also, accord­ing to many, such a pen­dant can bring suc­cess and wealth.
6. Saku­ra is a favorite flower of the Japan­ese. Such a charm sym­bol­izes wis­dom and beau­ty.
7. A key and a lock are sym­bols of pow­er, suc­cess, wealth.
8. A tree is a sym­bol of life and pros­per­i­ty. Orig­i­nal pen­dants will cer­tain­ly bring suc­cess and pros­per­i­ty. The tree also sym­bol­izes fam­i­ly and self-suf­fi­cien­cy.
9. The Holy Fam­i­ly is a pop­u­lar pen­dant among believ­ers. In their opin­ion, such a charm sym­bol­izes hap­pi­ness and mate­r­i­al wealth.
10. The apple is a sym­bol of longevi­ty and knowl­edge.
11. Ani­mal Charms from Pan­do­ra

Among lovers of brand­ed jew­el­ry, they are also very suc­cess­ful ani­mal­is­tic pen­dants. The most pop­u­lar include the fol­low­ing:

1. A cat sym­bol­izes suc­cess and hap­pi­ness, as well as pros­per­i­ty.
2. The pea­cock is a beau­ti­ful and bright bird that sym­bol­izes hap­pi­ness and fam­i­ly. It also rep­re­sents wealth and pros­per­i­ty.
3. The owl is a sym­bol of wis­dom. The bird also sym­bol­izes mys­tery and deter­mi­na­tion.
4. The camel is a sym­bol of calm­ness, endurance and thought­ful­ness of actions. Very often, girls use such charm to show their readi­ness for fam­i­ly life.
5. The dol­phin sym­bol­izes friend­li­ness and sen­si­tiv­i­ty. Accord­ing to many, this kind of dec­o­ra­tion will help to con­clude a hap­py mar­riage.
6. A but­ter­fly is a sym­bol of rebirth. Such a charm demon­strates the readi­ness of its own­er for changes in life.
7. The kan­ga­roo sym­bol­izes progress in spir­i­tu­al and mate­r­i­al terms. In some cas­es, the Aus­tralian ani­mal can even be con­sid­ered a sym­bol of rapid career growth and pros­per­i­ty.
8. The giraffe sym­bol­izes calm­ness, ten­der­ness and good char­ac­ter. Charm will help you achieve suc­cess both in your career and in your per­son­al life.
9. The uni­corn is a myth­i­cal ani­mal. It sym­bol­izes suc­cess, hap­pi­ness, ful­fill­ment of wish­es.
10. The starfish sym­bol­izes sta­bil­i­ty and readi­ness for any dif­fi­cul­ties and stress­ful sit­u­a­tions.