Inexpensive Jewellery from Jewellery Box

I’m not someone who spends a lot of money on jewellery. The most expensive items I own are either 18th birthday presents, or gifts from my husband. I like dainty jewellery but don’t want to wear expensive items on a day-to-day basis as I’d most likely damage them in some way! Saying this, I do like to wear sterling silver pieces as they don’t loose their colour like costume jewellery can. So when I came across the brand jewellerybox.co.uk – a brand with beautiful, inexpensive jewellery, I was really excited! The first things that caught my eye were the enamel stud earrings, that reminded me of my teenage years. What’s more, they’re at an accessible price point for teens. I’m rambling now…

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I was thrilled to be approached by jewellerybox.co.uk to receive some of their beautiful pieces & wanted to share them with you. First off let’s start with the a new launch from the summer collection – a sterling silver Abella Necklace*. This beautiful piece features a silver leaf with a 18ct Dipped Gold bumble bee for just £14!

I love how dainty the cable chain is. It catches the light beautifully. Most of my necklace chains are shorter than this one (& the one coming up). I want to say that they’re 16inch & this is an 18inch… I really like the slightly longer length & have been wanting to get some to have a little variety!

With summer fast approaching, the lovely people at jewellerybox.co.uk sent me this lovely Bird Charm Anklet*. I have a few anklets, but they don’t seem to come out all that often. I don’t know why. I’m going to use this anklet as an excuse to change that! Costing £8.80, this sterling silver piece, covered in little birds, is just right for the warmer months.

I don’t gravitated toward jewellery with clasps like this anklet, but I’ve found it to be really secure. These are clearly well made pieces. It does have a bell on it which, while it’s aesthetically pleasing, annoys me as I’m walking! I’m going to persevere with it a little longer but if it still annoys me I may resort to taking the bell off.

I was also asked if there were any other pieces I would like! I felt like an overwhelmed kid in a candy store! Then I remembered the Winter Snowflake Necklace* I had seen on the website. While not particularly seasonal, the snowflake holds a special meaning for many spoonies (incase you don’t know, a spoonies is a term coined by Christine Miserandino for those with chronic illness). No snowflake is ever the same, in the same way that no two people, even with the same condition(s), experience the same symptoms. This meaning has been very poignant for me in the last year or so.

Why are there so many symbols used for similar things!?! The Zebra for those with EDS, spoons & snowflakes for chronic illness sufferers… I digress.

The sterling silver Winter Snowflake necklace was £15.50 & is now down to £9.95! As I mentioned above, it is a slightly longer chain to most of my necklaces from Dan. This time using a foxtail chain, drawing the eye immediately to the snowflake itself.

Are you a fan of inexpensive jewellery? Which is your favourite of the three pieces? Have you bought anything from jewellerybox.co.uk?

Check out my thoughts on some of Jewellery Box’s other pieces in my Affordable Jewellery post.