Here's a unique dog clip charm holder bracelet ... a do it yourself sort of charm bracelet that allows you to add charms as you go or swap out charms as often as you choose without a jeweler or special tools.
You can even take it apart, without tools, to use the dog clips to pendants as charm holders.  *The skeleton key component of the toggle clasp is the only component that requires jewelers pliers to take apart.

The sterling silver swivel dog clip bracelet is available with an antiqued oxidized finish, as shown, or shiny silver
The dog clip is reminiscent of the Georgian and Victorian Eras when both ladies and gentlemen would clasp their fobs, watches, charms and wax seals to a swivel dog clip that was attached to a short chain attached to a waist coat, the swivel used to keep the chain from twisting so it would lie flat.

***- this listing is for the empty charm bracelet only with 8 dog clips and toggle clasp as shown in the second photo
***- all charms are sold separately, find the ghosts charms here
- and any of my charms will fit on the dog clips
- one dog clip approximate measurement - 7/8” x 1/4" (22mm x 7.5mm)
- dog clip ring opening - approximately 3mm - 3.5mm
- metal - sterling silver (.925 silver)
- select shiny silver or with a brushed antiqued oxidized finish
- bracelet shown measures 7 5/8" from end to end with 8 dog clips
- this is a perfect fit for my 6" wrist and easily adjustable 
- photographed next to a US dime and a one inch ruler for scale

Important notes -
The swivel dog clip charm holder opens by pushing the pivot near the base/swivel part of the charm.

The bracelet can be made longer or shorter by by adding or subtracting the 7/8" dog clips and cost varies dependent on the number of dog clips so let's chat before you place your order because it is listed here with 25% off of the total of the components sold separately.

Beware catching the bracelet on things and if it does happen do your due diligence by checking to see that each of the clips are overlapped a bit and completely closed, as seen in the photos here.  If there is a gap in the clip closure be sure to squeeze it closed a bit so you don't lose a charm.

Impressed with history!