Think Positive bracelet
An international life coach and jewellery designer has teamed up with a young brain tumour patient to create iconic charm bracelets to help other children with the condition and spread a positive message.
Antonio Marsocci, owner of the Think Positive brand, was so inspired by seven-year-old Mason Fountain’s positive attitude in the face of a life-threatening disease that he wanted them to work together.
Despite his devastating diagnosis and gruelling treatment, Mason has dedicated himself to developing a successful fundraising group called Mason’s Magic that supports the work of Brain Tumour UK to help other children with brain tumours.
The Think Positive bracelet created by Marsocci marks the beginning of a 
partnership between Think Positive Living and Mason’s Magic to support the work of Brain Tumour UK.
“Once I heard Mason’s story and his mission to make as many children as possible smile, spreading his message of positivity and hope, there was no doubt that I wanted to embrace Mason’s vision and Brain Tumour UK’s work with my positive thinking philosophy and fundraising support,” says Antonio.
Every month a new charm designed by a different designer will be released for the bracelet. The first charm carries Antonio and Mason’s shared message: “Think Positive”. All profits from the sale of the bracelets and charms will support Mason’s Magic and the work of Brain Tumour UK.
“The sole purpose of the bracelet is to send a positive message into the world and inspire people to look at their lives in a different way,” says Antonio.
“To make sure that Mason’s message will always be with you I will release a new charm each month, a new positive word to promote positivity and inspire those around you.”
Mason said of the bracelet “It’s really pretty, and I really like the Think Positive charm. I hope people will buy it so we can raise lots for people with brain tumours.”
Antonio said: “Mason’s story has made me realise how devastating this disease is. It kills more children now in the UK than leukaemia, yet the investment is not there from government to raise awareness, conduct vital research and provide desperately needed support. I know I can apply my skills and talent to make a real impact on this in partnership with Mason’s Magic and Brain Tumour UK”
The bracelet comes in the original Think Positive handcrafted wooden box.
It is available from www.thinkpositiveliving.co.uk for £ 139.