History and origins of charm bracelets

Charm bracelets are one of the most resurgent fashion accessories in the world today. Many people become interested in them and wear them in their daily life as accessories. In fact, charm bracelets have their own unique history and origin.
Silver charm bracelets are interesting in numerous kinds of ways as they represent a shift in the way society views jewelry. In the past, jewelry is only viewed as wealth, but now it is the symbol of wealth and taste. In the ancient times, charm bracelets are first used for religious purpose. Christians from Rome kept small charms in the shape of a fish for fear of persecution about their beliefs. This let other Christians know of their religious leaning. The fish charm here was used because of the Greek word for fish  which was an acronym for "Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior". With a fascination for symbols the Greeks and Romans wore other such charms, mainly out of superstition and respect for the Gods. So the charms become fashionable in that time.
In fact, charm bracelets are also formed in the Middle Ages, when charms and amulets were worn by knights and kings. Charm bracelets were first used as accessories during the reign of Queen Victoria in the early 20th century. At the very beginning, they are mostly worn by the people in high society, and gradually spread to the lower class.
Charm bracelets return to be fashionable after the Second World War. By that time, producing and manufacturing them became easily and the cost of them was also decreased, so people become to choose them as their companion in their life.
Beside the superstitious factor of charm bracelets, the unique beauty and style is also the key factors make them one of the most popular accessories.