Research Paper On Pandora

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Do you know the legend of Pandora, if you know and think this story is the same story. You are wrong. Even with the same name is Pandora but the story with a difference, one is the legend, another is a coincidence. Pandora is an international company about jewelry, was founded in 1982 by Danish goldsmith Per Enevoldsen and his then wife Winnie Enevoldsen. Who will believe the beauty comes from one small shop house in Thailand. Why they choose Thailand is the production base, one reason is that Thailand has a good craftsman. But more than that few people know the ins and outs of a relationship between Pandora and Thailand. Before returning to the Pandora legend. We have linked to the history of Charm or jewelry pendant because this is an important key to this brand. Charm is old fashioned jewelry, and it has its origin from England. Charms were made of shells, bones, animals or clay. After that, it was transformed into precious stones, stones and wood. Ancient Egyptians believe that charm is a symbol of honesty and good fortune. And the charm Bracelet began to emerge as a popular trend in the reign of Queen Victoria of England. Because she loves to wear a charm Bracelet. Then she gives to her relatives when special opportunities. After Prince Albert passed away. Queen Victoria carved a charm for Prince Albert. By putting the paintings and hair of
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Pandora doesn't have a specific rule when you wear it. For example, if today is a special day for you, you can choose some pieces charm to wear or choose all of the collection. That same like me, in every day I can pick clothes to wear it doesn't rule for me like people wear a Pandora. Second is luxurious, every charm was made neatly. I can say, I have luxurious in every day like a Pandora has charming in product. Next,in the case of color. Do you know colors are powerful that can make affect people's

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