Abstract: A bracelet defined by an elongated band having first and second terminal end sections that collectively define a clasp and a plurality of interconnected sockets extending along the length of the band and in each of which a rigid shell is positioned. A pair of charms each having unique indicia, such as a letter, imprinted thereon can be removably and interchangeably positioned within each shell. As an example of use, multiple friends' initials can therefore be displayed with charms positioned within each or many of the plurality of sockets forming bracelet.

Abstract: A bracelet defined by an elongated band having first and second terminal end sections that collectively define a clasp and a plurality of interconnected sockets extending along the length of the band and in each of which a rigid shell is positioned. A pair of charms each having unique indicia, such as a letter, imprinted thereon can be removably and interchangeably positioned within each shell. As an example of use, multiple friends' initials can therefore be displayed with charms positioned within each or many of the plurality of sockets forming bracelet.

Abstract: A bracelet defined by an elongated band having first and second terminal end sections that collectively define a clasp and a plurality of interconnected sockets extending along the length of the band. The bracelet further includes a first charm that is sized, shaped and adapted to pressingly fit within a first half section of a first one of the sockets; and a second charm that is sized, shaped and adapted to pressingly fit within a second half section of a first one of the sockets. Each charm is embossed, imprinted, or otherwise demarcated with a letter of the alphabet. Pairs of charms may thus be used together to provide the initials of a friend in one of the sockets. Multiple friends' initials can therefore be displayed with charms positioned within each or many of the plurality of sockets forming bracelet.