After 90 Days of Testing This Necklace from Blingcharming – An Honest Review
Over the past 90 days, I've been wearing this necklace from Blingcharming. Here's a day-by-day account of what really happened.
Don't make a purchase until you read this.
- The leather held up better than I anticipated
- The bronze finish developed character over time
- It's far more versatile than typical jewelry
Day 1: First Impressions
The package arrived in basic wrapping, nothing fancy. I opened it and took out the Trendy Totem Design Turtle Shell Nordic Rune Bracelet.
My first thought: it's lighter than expected. The bronze totem piece felt solid, but the leather woven band seemed thin. I was worried it would snap within a week.
The turtle shell design caught my eye. The runes looked authentic, not like cheap stamped metal. I put it on and adjusted the woven closure. It fit snugly but comfortably.
Verdict: Skeptical, but willing to test it.
Week 1: Getting Used to It
I wore this necklace every day for a week. Here's what I noticed:
- Day 2: The leather loosened slightly—good thing, as it was too tight at first.
- Day 4: I got compliments at work. People asked where I got it.
- Day 7: Still no wear on the leather. The bronze looked the same.
I started pairing it with different outfits: casual shirts, button-ups, even a hoodie. It worked with everything. That surprised me.
One issue: the woven closure took practice. I fumbled with it the first few times. By day 5, I could do it without looking.
Verdict: Better than expected. I'm still watching for durability issues.
Month 1: Daily Use
After 30 days of constant wear, this necklace became part of my routine. I stopped thinking about it.
The bronze developed a slight patina—not tarnish, more like a worn-in look. I liked it better than the shiny new finish.
I wore it through these situations:
- Gym sessions (sweat test)
- Rain (twice)
- Beach trip (salt water)
- Hot shower (forgot to take it off)
The leather held up. No fraying, no color fade. The Viking accessories design still looked sharp.
Unexpected discovery: the turtle shell totem sits perfectly at collarbone level. It doesn't slide around or flip backward like other pendants I've tried.
Verdict: This is tougher than it looks. Daily wear causes zero problems.
Month 3: Long-Term Verdict
Three months in. This necklace survived everything I threw at it.
The leather woven band stretched slightly but stabilized. It fits the same as week 2—no further loosening.
The bronze totem now has a deeper patina. Some people might not like this aged look. I do—it makes the runes stand out more.
What held up:
- Leather integrity (no cracks or breaks)
- Closure mechanism (still secure)
- Bronze attachment points (no loosening)
- Overall appearance (looks better worn-in)
What didn't: nothing major. The only issue is the bronze will keep aging. If you want it shiny, you'll need to polish it. I don't bother.
Price check: This is affordable for what you get. Cheap jewelry breaks fast—this didn't. The price-quality balance makes sense here.
Verdict: Solid long-term performer. No regrets after 90 days.
Would I Buy Again?
Yes. Without hesitation.
This necklace does exactly what I needed. It's a simple accessory that goes with everything, holds up to daily abuse, and looks better with age.
If you want polished jewelry that stays pristine, this isn't it. The bronze will patina. The leather will show use. But if you want Viking accessories that develop character and last, see today's deal.
Before you buy, do this:
- Check real buyer photos to see the patina effect
- Read reviews about sizing (it runs true)
- Decide if you like the worn-in bronze look
- Compare prices across sellers
I'd buy another as a backup. That's how confident I am after 90 days of testing.
Final verdict: Buy it. Wear it. Let it age. You'll like the result.
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