Pamela Fink, the designer behind the accessories line, Good Charma, is a prime example of a designer that is inspired by her past, present and future. Growing up, Fink found pleasure playing dress-up with her grandmother’s jewelry. Her superstitious father, who collected all sorts of lucky charms, influenced her belief in spreading luck and positive energy to those around her.

A true world traveler, Fink found her favorite destination in Bali because of its culture. It was there in 2001, when the US announced its invasion of Iraq that the message behind Good Charma came to life. Fink felt compelled to spread love, joy and luck to those around her and translated these messages into her jewelry. The line started with sets of 6 bracelets with dangling charms with the concept that the wearer would give one to a friend for good fortune, with the idea of “paying it forward.” Not only did women pay forward, but collected the line giving it a great popularity. Having an inherent sense of style, the line came easy to Fink, but it is the messages and beliefs which ultimately catapulte the collection.

Good Charma recently launched Wish 4 Peace, scarves with bold prints promoting positive messages. During the tough economic times of the present spreading good charma is something that everyone can appreciate.

A few fans of Good Charma include: Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow, Demi Moore, Beyonce and Selena Gomez. To learn more visit GoodCharma.com.

(Above) Key Charms on Amethyst Bracelet, $375; Peace Bracelets, $350; Small Love Birds Necklace, $350; Lucky Ring, $130; Butterfly Scarf, $110.