Set of 3 Silver Bangle Bracelets - A Love Story

Bangles were a staple accessory in the 2000s and I was known to sport an armful. I sold many of my original bangles as I replaced them with personalized ones made by several ETSY silver artists. Most of them had names stamped in them, or symbols representing ideas I liked to think about as I fiddled with the stack. Although some, like these, are meaningful, the truth is I seldom wear them now, and those I do are personalized with family names. I put together this set for the love theme. The largest is stamped with a line from a romance novel: "I want to lay with you in front of a fireplace and keep the heat going long after the fire goes out." One is stamped with a line from the 60's song by Helen Reddy: "and when one of us is gone, and one is left alone to carry on - think about the days of me and you, of you and me against the world." I liked some movement, so the last bangle has 9 wire hearts sliding around it. You can enjoy it just for the hearts, or they could represent something more. None of these were stamped so I trust the craftspeople who made them were honest about them being sterling silver. I don't believe the hearts are pure sterling as they shine up a different finish. Total weight is 40g Fireplace is 3.8mm by 2.5mm and 7cm inside diameter A silver tab and polishing cloth is included. The were well loved, but the silver is very strong and the finishes show some scratches from being worn together.