Our tireless Managing Editor Bryn ventured into Charlotte Russe this week, the teeny-bopper haven where polyester dresses and acrylic sweaters rule -- and, she says, "was greeted by loud music and a gaggle of even louder teenage girls in line to purchase dresses my mother would never have let me leave the house in. (Which doesn't mean I didn't wear them, I just didn't leave the house wearing them.)"
Still, she gave three bracelets -- all under $6, but not a cheesy one in the bunch -- the SheFinds stamp of approval:

This thread bangle ($4) plays on the fabric-wrapped-accessories trend that's been making the rounds lately.

This studded bangle set ($5.50) is won't feel heavy like the real stuff, but won't look cheap on your arm, either.

For a not-so-typical beaded option, this thick black bracelet is well worth the $4 price tag.
For more unlikely finds, see our classy picks from bebe and sequin-and-rhinestone-free dresses from Cache.
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That beaded creation was made in China. I am a jeweler and making and selling that bracelet for $4.00 won't happen in the U.S., unless someone gave me the wire and the beads...then I still wouldn't be paid for the labor at $4.00. Beading takes longer than you would think. How about trying some craft fairs where you are buying American made products?
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