Key chain--Can be purchased separately!

The new style looks great on a bag.

Love the older style, was the whole thing sterling silver?

The free beads look quite fun you don't mind if they get bashed up if they are a bit bugly

Amanda Mac (Dot) wrote:I like Malawis!! But I had a non-troll key ring for many years with a murano bead on it. However it did get a bit beaten up... So not for me. It looks great though!

I also used a key ring with non Trollbeads beads (like you can see on my bag on the small closing) and the beads get scratched. So I think I'll keep the ring without troll beads, they are too precious for me ;-)

Cloverbead wrote: Love the older style, was the whole thing sterling silver?

The free beads look quite fun you don't mind if they get bashed up if they are a bit bugly

The new ring metal looks a little bit cheap I don't what it is... hope it will stay bright long enough
If the older style was sterling silver, then it was really a precious gift ! Maybe a silversmith could separate a wrist chain to make similar key chain ?

Yes, as you said, the free beads look quite fun but I can't imagine it on my wrist...

Not on your wrist, but ok for a bag charm

I'm a bit fussy, i don't like plated metal

I tell you my bad experience today : As I returned to my car in the car park , one of the silver ball of the key ring got loose and I lost the tassel and the trollbeads medal on the floor ! I'm happy that there was no glass bead... It took me 10 mn to find the ball !!
I think the closure system is not very safe, be careful if you use it for your keys !

Loeca wrote:I tell you my bad experience today : As I returned to my car in the car park , one of the silver ball of the key ring got loose and I lost the tassel and the trollbeads medal on the floor ! I'm happy that there was no glass bead... It took me 10 mn to find the ball !!
I think the closure system is not very safe, be careful if you use it for your keys !

That's really bad for something that you could have paid $56 for!

I had a similar one with a ball screw, but it was a silver Tiffany one and that one lasted for years...