John Hogan
When my wife took them out of the package the plastic jewels were falling off. They were so small like if they were meant for a little kid. I would not recommend these. Very cheaply made.

Yolanda Marshall
These make a lovely jingle sound and it is so satisfying. It fits my thick wrist and ha lobster clasp or easy application. It's obviously costume jewelry. The black cabochons feel like they might be some kind of resin. The metal looks real. Great details. Love this!

Richard Martinez
When evaluating this item, I had to take into consideration the great price of $10.99 at time of this review. It’s a fun piece of jewelry! Best of all, by fastening it into the tightest ring on the claw clasp, it fits my 5½-inch wrist. I got the bracelet in silver and I like the black accent etching throughout. I also like the little jingling sound it makes when moving my wrist. As for any negatives, the first would be the difficulty in fastening the claw clasp. Due to the wide width, the bracelet tends to slide off as you’re attempting to open the clasp with one hand and line it up with the tiny rings. It helps to have someone fasten it for you. Also, I found it helpful to use scotch tape to hold the large end onto my arm while bringing the clasp over to meet the rings. One other feature is that the listing states it can be used as a bracelet or an anklet. However, unless you have real slim ankles, it may be a tight fit. I had to fasten it into the ring near the end, and even then, it was a snug fit as you’ll see from one of my photos. I have what you would call medium-sized ankles. So, if you decided to break out into a belly dance (which I won’t be doing), the anklet might break from the tension of flexing your ankle. The length of the bracelet from one end to its last ring is about 9 inches (with the tightest ring being at about 6 inches). If you want a fun piece of jewelry for wearing with flowing bohemian outfits, this is a good choice. Hope this info helps with your decision.