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How to get the best Italian charm for your money What makes a cheap Italian charm not a good buy? Now just because it was not made in Italy does not mean it is of low quality. Surely other companies outside of Italy can make a great looking, quality charm. What does make a charm cheap is the materials it is made out of and the quality of the craftsmanship. Authentic Italian charms are made out of hypoallergenic stainless steel and 18k gold. The designs are usually hand painted and hand soldered to the links with the manufacturers name stamped on the back of the charm. They are also backed by the brand names and guarantees of the manufacturer. You have manufacturers like Nomination and Zoppini. Cheaply made italian charms are not made of quality steel and will use gold toned metals. But these are perfect for younger kids who have a habit of damaging or loosing their things. Nobody wants to spend tons of money on something a child is going to lose or damage. We have found two stores that sell charms: JJ Kent:
Click here - Save 30-50% on select Italian charms and Bracelets. Heavenly Treasure:Click here - for Authentic Zoppini Italian Charms and Bracelets
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