Today's art themed article to share with the group is some of my (Kathy McComb Swift) experience with helping customers buy cow jewelry charm bracelets for gifts.1. Find out all you can about the gift recipient before you start.
- Is she allergic to any metals? Some women have issues when wearing silver.
- Does she have a metal preference? Look at the jewelry she has already. Is it mostly gold or silver?
- Does she have a charm bracelet already? Don't get her a second one unless it's a style different that what's she's got and something she's asked for. Women generally don't have multiple charm bracelets.
- When measuring bracelets, stretch the bracelet out and measure from end to end, including the clasp.
- Does she like a nice heavy style or something lighter? I sell two different kinds on Cow Art and More to give customers good options on what to choose.
4. Don't know much about your recipient? Always order the bracelet a little larger rather than a little smaller!
- This is the most important of advice I can give. Wrist size has NOTHING to do with body weight! People think that since someone is petite, they need the smaller bracelet.
- Another way to tell what size a woman might need is to pay attention to her shoe size. Women with larger feet generally need the larger bracelet.
- In the end, it is usually easier for the gift recipient to have a couple of links snipped off at a jewelry repair shop rather than to have more soldered on.
- Cow Art and More has a seven day return policy on purchases and items can be exchanged between seven and thirty days.
- I am also happy to work with customers in having them return bracelets to me to exchange for a larger size and reattach charms to that size.
- I, personally, love wearing bracelets and am grateful that I can get them on and off by myself. If you're giving this to someone who may have difficulty navigating a clasp by herself, you might consider giving a bracelet helper as a gift.
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