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AnnielovesDisney wrote:JMed wrote:There is a Jack Skellington one that came out with Elsa and Anna. Not sure when the next ones will come out or what they are.
As you can see, I bought a Jack Skellington a few weeks ago because I HAD to have it!!! I got it at MK Jewelry shop and they had plenty of Anna And Elsa bracelets right beside Jack.
Kristen K. wrote:AnnielovesDisney wrote: They are very dainty and feminine.
LoL! I've never considered them dainty of feminie at all! They seem kind of industrial to me.
I do like them a lot and want a whole bunch of them! My problem is that I HATE wearing things on my wrist and the bangles would probably drive me crazy. So I will just admire everyone else wearing them.
I think they are kind of steam punk more than anything, but they are so light on your wrist and "girlie" at the same time. I was also responding to a post in terms of a man wearing one of these bracelets. Not that I'm judging, or there's anything wrong with a man wearing one, I just had never considered these unisex bracelets. They seem distinctly feminine to me. But that is only my opinion.
I love all things " steam punk " ...I even have a steam punk kitchen clock..In fact I've even seen steam punk Mickey ears..But since us scots love prancing around in skirts,oops,I mean kilts..The bracelet will look normal on my wrist.. 
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The Watchmaker wrote:AnnielovesDisney wrote:JMed wrote:There is a Jack Skellington one that came out with Elsa and Anna. Not sure when the next ones will come out or what they are.
As you can see, I bought a Jack Skellington a few weeks ago because I HAD to have it!!! I got it at MK Jewelry shop and they had plenty of Anna And Elsa bracelets right beside Jack.
Kristen K. wrote:AnnielovesDisney wrote: They are very dainty and feminine.
LoL! I've never considered them dainty of feminie at all! They seem kind of industrial to me.
I do like them a lot and want a whole bunch of them! My problem is that I HATE wearing things on my wrist and the bangles would probably drive me crazy. So I will just admire everyone else wearing them.
I think they are kind of steam punk more than anything, but they are so light on your wrist and "girlie" at the same time. I was also responding to a post in terms of a man wearing one of these bracelets. Not that I'm judging, or there's anything wrong with a man wearing one, I just had never considered these unisex bracelets. They seem distinctly feminine to me. But that is only my opinion.
I love all things " steam punk " ...I even have a steam punk kitchen clock..In fact I've even seen steam punk Mickey ears..But since us scots love prancing around in skirts,oops,I mean kilts..The bracelet will look normal on my wrist.. 
I think if anyone can pull it off, it would be you!!!
Sally-Ann wrote:JMed wrote:Sally-Ann wrote:Oh Wow JMed you have a Packers and a RollTide now I want one!
I'm from Alabama and we have always been Packers fans starting with Bart Starr (my uncle is named after him)
I love them. Sometimes I wear just a couple and on my crazy jingly days I wear them all! 
Bart Starr is what got me into the Packers too! I read his book back in the 80's and fell in love with them and Vince, what an amazing guy.
And what a great game Thursday night. First time I've felt good about them this year 