Teresa Lee
One of my favorites to wear

Sandra Hart
The design of this bracelet is cute, but the materials are kind of weird, very cheaply made, and honestly should be priced under $5 more like a child’s toy jewelry. The bracelet was too big for me to start with, so when the crimp bead catch broke on one side I wasn’t *too* fussed, but the stringing is put on THICK fishing line which meant tying a secure knot for new findings would not be possible with the little half inch of slack I had from removing a couple beads. So I ended up restringing the whole bracelet anyways. (3rd photo is the shortened and restrung version, alongside the broken bits)The cons here are:- thick fishing line, keeps the original spool’s bend so the bracelet twists oddly- cheap aluminum findings that break easily- VERY cheap plastic pearls with chipped/flaking paint right out of the package- weirdly rubbery lemon rounds that seem to interact poorly with the paint on the pearlsPros: it’s a cute design. But that’s really all I can say.At the current price, it would have been more worth my while to hunt down the beads and findings myself to make something similar in better quality materials for the same price or less. If you need something fast, this could be a good option, but don’t expect it to last.

Patricia Chavez
So I understand it was cheap but so cheap that it keeps breaking what a waste of money