Orlando skyline charm

About

Orlando Charm Company

Orlando Charm Company is a souvenir-charm finder for this metro. People write before a park day, a split stay out of MCO, or a gift that has to wait in a hotel room on International Drive. The language is citrus, lake, flamingo, and Florida outline, and the week those faces have to survive. Publisher: Orlando Charm Company + Tabaconda LLC.

Citrus on a jump ring, a lake on a plate, a flamingo for the week.

Public mail is contact page.

Souvenir

Souvenir faces for this city

Pink flamingo souvenir charm
A flamingo for the week.

The International Gem Society already names a charm as a small hanging pendant, a chain as the foundation, and a clasp as the closer. We publish souvenir faces for this city: citrus, lake, flamingo, Florida outline. Jump rings and clasps are objects that join those faces to a wrist. No park trademarks. Shop rows each open one Amazon listing.

Orlando is a wearing town. Visitors fly into MCO, sleep in Kissimmee or Lake Buena Vista, walk park miles in humidity, and eat on I-Drive. Locals do the same climate without the week-long itinerary: Lake Nona errands, downtown evenings around Lake Eola, a starter that still has to live on a wrist in July. The ask here is the hang and the week: a face that matches a screened gate, a hotel drawer, and a plate that should not sit on sunscreen.

Citrus

Slice. Orange or grapefruit on a jump ring. Park-week citrus.

Lake

Fountain. Lake Eola’s fountain or a swan, hanging small.

Flamingo

Bird. Pink enamel for an I-Drive week. Florida outline sits beside it.

How a hang joins lives on Dangle kits. Jump ring versus lobster is this compare.

Orlando

Two cities in one metro

People who write are often in two Orlandos at once. One is the park week: long days, hotel air, sunscreen, a child’s wrist that will go in water. The other is the metro that remains when the parks empty. Summer in Central Florida is the honest season to design around. July’s mean high at the airport sits near 92°F. Wet-season afternoons build storms. A plate that cannot take sun, lotion, and a rail yank is the wrong plate, whatever it looks like in a catalog photo.

Note

Heat belongs in the writing. A lozenge plate with a large face sits on skin. A drop taps a laptop in a downtown office. “Short hang” is a complete request. James Avery’s public charm-bracelet guide is the length convention we cite: 7 inches is the most common women’s charm length.

If a parcel needs to meet you at a hotel, that is a hotel front desk question. Marriott’s public guest-mail note is typical: registered guest name and arrival date on the label, and confirm the property first.

Publisher

Who publishes

Orlando Charm Company is the trade name on the door. Tabaconda LLC is the publisher. That is the whole line: Orlando Charm Company + Tabaconda LLC. Questions go to sales@tabaconda.com. Privacy mail is privacy@tabaconda.com. Legal mail is legal@tabaconda.com.

The writing is about charms in Orlando. Neighborhood heat, hotel weeks, park walks, and the airport are the setting because they are the job. Read the days in full on what to carry on an Orlando park day, packing and split stays, and gifting a charm from Orlando. How this finder differs from a named boutique is on the outlet guide.

Write us

What to put in the note

  1. Face. Citrus, lake, flamingo, Florida outline, palm, or skyline.
  2. Letter. Name the letter. One per dangle unless you say otherwise.
  3. Hole. Top of a shield, center of a lozenge, end of a tag.
  4. Wrist. Length you already wear, or the measurement plus the extra inch.

Use the form on the FAQ or on Contact, or send the same words straight to contact page. The long walkthrough is How to write us. The catalog names the same souvenir faces.