Rembrandt Charms Debuts ‘Charms That Give Back’
The new initiative donates a portion of the proceeds from select charms to charitable causes.

A portion of the proceeds from the charms in the 20-piece collection will be donated to charitable organizations.
"At Rembrandt Charms, we believe jewelry should do more than celebrate life's special moments, it should help create positive change," said Eric Lux, president of Rembrandt Charms.
"Every charm tells a story, and through Charms That Give, those stories now have the power to support causes that matter deeply to our customers, retailers, and communities."
The charms in the Charms That Give Back collection represent various charities that focus on cancer research, children's health, military and first responder families, adaptive sports, autism advocacy, animal welfare, hunger relief, Alzheimer's research, disaster relief, and more.
There are ribbon charms in several colors that support the Cancer Research Institute, the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, amFar: The Foundation for AIDS Research, and the Fisher House Foundation, which supports veterans.
A paw print charm benefits the SPCA while an apple charm supports Feeding America.
The charms are available in sterling silver, gold-plated, 10-karat yellow gold, and 14-karat yellow and white gold.
Custom trays of charms are available in 8-, 12-, 16-, and 26-piece options.
Rembrandt Charms said it encourages nonprofit organizations interested in partnership opportunities or creating customized fundraising programs that help raise awareness to reach out.
More information about the Charms That Give Back program is available on its website.
Founded in 1970, Rembrandt Charms is a family-owned fine jewelry manufacturer that creates its charms in the United States and Canada.
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