Looking for a Charm Bracelet

James Avery is definitely my first choice. I had a charm bracelet growing up (I'm now 28) and most of my charms are from there. However, since you daughter is six, maybe you could start with a less expensive charm bracelet, and then maybe get a nicer one when she gets a bit older and is more responsible with jewelry. (a nice way to transition from childhood too womanhood). My niece (who is 9 now) has had a charm bracelet for a few years and most of her charms came from Walmart. They have great, inexpensive bracelets and charms that would be easy to replace if lost.

http://www.dixiesonline.com/
Dixie's in Arlngton has sterling silver charms galore at excellent prices!

James Avery has wonderful bracelets and a ton of charms. I had one when I was a kid and still pull it out and look at it every now and then.

http://secure.jamesavery.com/jewelry/search/category/8/Br...
http://secure.jamesavery.com/view_jewelry/type/charms.jsp

I still have a James Avery charm bracelet from when I was a kid. I love it. I don't wear that often as an adult but it brings such fond memories to look back to when each charm was purchased.

We recently started one for my mother in law and got it at James Avery. She loves it and they have tons of charms to choose from the braclet probably cost around $50 or $60 (might be cheaper for kids braclets) and then each charm will cost about $25-$35.

Ditto on James Avery...you can't go wrong there. I too have a charm bracelet I've had for almost 20 years now (ugh, I forget how old I am sometimes). Incredible selection and high quality for reasonable prices (silver is reasonable, gold can get costly). There is a James Avery store in Southlake Town Square.