I adore personalized jewelry and little trinkets that can be worn interchangeably with other pieces of jewelry that I own and stacked for a layered look. I also love pieces that have a message or meaning. When it comes to accessories to much is never enough in my opinion. The more the merrier. A while ago while searching online for jewelry I came across Alex and Ani bangles. I did not order them right away but I put the on my purchase/wish list and knew that I would eventually buy them. The bracelets are super cute and come in silver or an antique gold. They have tons of charms options to choose from including initials, zodiac signs and even sorority letters. One thing that I love about these bracelets is that they are made here in America and use recycled and eco-friendly materials. They can be worn alone, with other bracelets, or stacked. The bracelets are also adjustable and expandable. I was on the Nordstrom website when I initially came across the bracelets a while ago but today during a trip to my local TJ Maxx while browsing there jewelry counter to my surprise I found a bunch of Alex and Ani bangles! Although the bracelets are very reasonably priced to begin with, I am never one to pass up a great bargain or the additional savings that I am usually able to get on items that I find in TJ Maxx. I was super excited that I had found these bracelets in the store and going on and on about them (and my husband was starring at me like I was crazy as usual lol!). Unfortunately they did not have mine or my husbands initials ( I will order those from the web eventually), but I was able to find both of our zodiac signs. I got them in silver which goes perfectly one of my watches and a bracelet that I wear almost everyday. If you love personalized and unique jewelry I would suggest checking out the Alexa and Ani website here.
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