thread: Chime Necklaces?

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    Feb 2004
    Melbourne
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    Chime Necklaces?

    Just wondered if anyone has / had a chime necklace for their pregnancy? I've been looking at them & am planning on getting one, for the pretty factor & also because of what they're all about. The idea is that the chime (usually in a sterling silver ball) rests on your pregnant tummy & as you move it plays a soft sound. You know the Chinese chime balls that you twirl in one hand, it's a similar principle. I'm just waiting on a postage price from Mother's Direct & then I'll be getting one.

    I figure if I can give bub a soothing sound in contrast to the arguing with Zander over packing up his toys it's gotta be a good thing And it's nice to be able to buy something for myself

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    Nov 2006
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    I have one, but for some reason when i wore it when PG with Emelia i would feel so nauseas!! weird huh but i love them i got mine from the jewellers i worked at...might have to go try it on and see how it makes me feel this time LOL

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    Feb 2004
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    Oh no Blanche. I wonder what that was all about.... Hopefully you have more success with it this time.

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    Billy Ocean Guest

    I've got one Sarah. They're called harmony balls. I don't know if it does what they say it does but hey, any excuse for more jewellery and anyway, it's a lovely concept! Enjoy!

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    I've actually found quite a few different named ones, baby chimes being the main one. They originate from the Mexican Bola from what i understand. Some are super expensive though, the baby chimes are around $75 + postage.

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    Nov 2004
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    I have one - wore it while pregnant and now on a shorter piece of silver elastic and DS plays with it. I love it !!!

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    Billy Ocean Guest

    Yeah, I saw some that were really expensive. I think I ended up paying about $55 for mine. It's got little stars on it. So cute. Will be interested to see what bub thinks of it.

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    Jan 2005
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    Do you have Ishka up there? Or any of those stores that sell the Indonesian made furniture/clothing/jewelery. I got one from there a few years ago for about $40.

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    Nope, nothing like that Sam Well probably, but just nor around here!

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    they sound so nice. Such a lovely idea

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    A shop in Perth sells them for a lot less than $55. I'll PM you, Sarah.

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