Q&A for How to Add Charms to a Charm Bracelet

You can if you want, it's up to you and what you prefer. Try it both ways and see what you think!

If the link is snapped, then the best thing to do is replace it. If the link is just bent out of shape, you can fix it by using small pliers or tweezers to bend it back into shape without damaging the chain.

Yes, this is possible. Just add a jump ring to the ring, and attach it to the bracelet. This may be kind of bulky, though.

Double jump ring is another name for a split ring. With this in mind, you should only pry it open slightly (instead of untwisting it). When the charm and bracelet are in place, pinch it closed with your fingers, or a pair of pliers if it's stubborn.

By unclipping the bracelet and trying to fit the charm on. If it doesn't, there should be a clasp on the charm where the charm is held and using the tips of your fingers try to unclasp it, then re-clasp it around the bracelet chain.

You can buy these at a craft store, like Michael's or Jo-Ann Fabric. They usually have jewelry-making sections.