According to the Greek myth, Zeus wanted revenge on the god, Prometheus, for stealing fire from the immortals and giving it to the mortals. He ordered the god, Hephaestus, to create Pandora, the first woman and ordered the other gods to lavish her in a way that would entice mankind. Athena, the goddess of wisdom, gave Pandora clothes while Aphrodite, the goddess of love, gave her beauty. Necklaces, created by Hephaestus, were given to her by the Charites, goddesses of charm.

Zeus gave Pandora a box, which he forbade her to open, and then sent her down to Earth. In her creation, the first woman was given curiosity. As a result, Pandora was unable to withstand temptation. When she peered into the box, she released all of the troubles, such as disease and conflict, which would later afflict mankind. In the end, the only thing remaining in her box was hope.

Pandora bids bracelets later utilized hope and inspiration as the main impetus behind the successful Pandora beads.

The strength of the Pandora bracelet is the unique system where the beads move freely and rotate slightly with your wrist�s movement, creating an undeniable eye catching and stunning effect.

The bracelet have one Safety bead on one of the edges of the chain, and three Hematite Magnetic Beads.

The standard length of the chain is about 17.5 cm long, with Lobster clasp. You can ask for an alternative longer chain of about 19.5 cm. To request the longer chain, please leave us a message (In our checkout there is a field for 'SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS', where you need to leave us this request).

There are 9 different bracelets.