Showing posts with label affordable jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label affordable jewelry. Show all posts

Saturday, March 29, 2014

Jewelbits Subscription Box Review

Nothing dresses up an outfit like stunning jewelry. Accessorizing with the right pieces can add stylish flare to even the plainest outfit and create an eye catching fashion statement. Today I have a review on a wonderful subscription service for all you accessory lovers.


How Jewelbits Works
Jewelbits is a subscription services that acts like your own personal shopper based on the style you choose from the website. They deliver 2-4 boutique style pieces to your door every month that can be worn separately or together.
Pricing
Jewelbits offers 3 payment plans to chose from. One month costs $39, three months is $37 (per month) and if you sign on for 6 months each box cost $33. Shipping to The U.S is free and shipping to Canada is an additional $10.
Your Personal Style
There are 3 personal styles to choose from on the website:




Each style category has examples of the type of jewelry you will receive so you can browse through and see what you like. You can also change your style category at any time. The style I chose was Glam Gal because I prefer sparkle and lavish, show stopping pieces but I also like the "elegant, romantic jewelry"  in the Classic category. 

The items came packaged in a cute box, wrapped in pink feminine paper which makes it a great gift idea. In fact you can also gift your box to someone during your subscription period. 


The box I received contained three pieces of dazzling jewelry. I did find that the category I chose coincided with my personal style and I love all the pieces!

The first item is this gorgeous cuff style bracelet. The shape and unique design coupled with the elegant sparkles makes it a great piece for formal occasions and fun parties. The clasp on the bracelet is sturdy and I like that the glitter doesn't come off and transfer.


This is definitely a bracelet that would catch my attention if I was strolling through a boutique.


The next item is this gold colored coil ring, great for every occasion. I like that it looks like 7 separate rings with intertwining bands. It doesn't seem to be adjustable but fits comfortably on my middle finger. It is simple yet interesting and stacked jewelry is very trendy right now. 




The last item is my favorite! This glamorous necklace is a great statement piece, in fact I recently wore it to the ballet Swan Lake which was a formal event. Paired with a simple blouse it also works with office attire or casual, stylish outfits. It can be worn as a choker or adjusted to hang lower and the chain is durable. I love the design and the large exquisite jewels that hang and sparkle. 




Final Thoughts
I like that the box included a variety of good quality, beautiful pieces. All the items fit me well but if you have concerns with sizing or with certain metals you may want to consult the company.

Overall I really like this subscription service. It is great for revamping your jewelry box and acquiring unique pieces to build a versatile and captivating collection.

For more information on this subscription box you can visit the website at Jewelbits.Com

**Disclaimer: These products were provided for a sponsored review courtesy of Jewelbits. All opinions stated in this review are my own and based on my experience with the products. Results may vary based on individual use.**

Thursday, December 19, 2013

Syrc Style Handbags: Jewelry Review

Today I have another review just in time for the holiday season. While browsing online one day I came across a website called Syrc Style Handbags, a company that offers a variety of beautiful designer inspired handbags at great prices. Being the bagaholic that I am I browsed around the site for a while and came upon some fashionable costume jewelry. Syrc Style also has a etsy shop where they sell nameplate necklaces and custom jewelry which I think make great gifts. 

The piece I am going to review today is called the SilverHerringbone Chain Bracelet which retails for just $14.99.

When choosing jewelry I opt for a variety of pieces so that I will have something for every occasion. Sometimes I choose unique fun pieces and other times I choose simple elegant pieces. This bracelet is definitely simple and elegant.

I love the timeless pattern of this bracelet and when it catches the light it stands out beautifully. For the price, this bracelet is great quality, it feels very durable, looks more expensive than it is and has a nice shiny finish. I also like that the clasp is quite large making it easy to fasten and remove yourself. There are also 5 extra links on the end so you can adjust the size. The bracelet is 9" long x .25" wide and not bulky or heavy. I like that the woven pattern doesn't pinch the tiny hairs on your arm making it very comfortable to wear, it is also lead free.


I think this piece is quite versatile; it is nice enough to slip on for formal occasions and even compliments my diamond wedding ring. It is also great for every day wear and looks trendy when stacked with a watch or other bracelets.


You can also get this bracelet in gold if you prefer. Right now on the website if you use the code: baglove you will receive 10% off your order and there is a $5 flat rate for shipping. 
*I am not being compensated for any purchases made on this website*

 You can find Syrc Style Handbags on their website at: syrcstyle.com
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**Disclaimer: This product was provided to me for a sponsored review courtesy of  Syrc Style Handbags. All opinions stated in this review are my own and based on my experience with the products. **

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Silver and gold accessories

I have been loving chunky silver and gold accessories lately. There is just something about a big statement necklace with the right outfit or putting my hair in a messy ponytail and wearing big statement earrings that just works.
I got these pieces from Forever 21 and Burlington Coat Factory.
They have very affordable accessories!
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