Rocksbox is a designer jewelry styling and renting service. Members pay a flat rate every month to get unlimited access their collection and the option to buy the pieces they love at a discounted price. Jewelry is delivered in curated sets of three at a time.
Upon subscribing you're asked to take a "style survey" so Rocksbox knows what jewelry you like or dislike. There's also a Wish List page where you can browse through their collection and select any favorite pieces that you want to try. Rocksbox will then aim to send you one piece from your Wish List in each set.
You can also leave your stylist feedback on the pieces so that she can better understand your tastes for future sets.
Each piece of jewelry comes carefully wrapped in plastic in separate pouches.
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The Subscription Box: Rocksbox
The Cost: $19 per month + free shipping both ways
The Products: 3 pieces of jewelry tailored to your style
Ships to: U.S.A. only
Good to know: Members can keep and wear the pieces for as long as they want, or they can switch out sets as frequently as they like. Monthly fee stays the same regardless. They also offer you $10 credit every month to buy any pieces you love.
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Rocksbox aims to send one piece of jewelry from your Wish List in each set. Adding pieces to your Wish List can get pretty addicting!
Now, members can also access Rocksbox's online sale shop to purchase pieces for up to 50% off retail price. Your Shine credits are automatically applied to the price at the time of purchase and ship separately from your sets.
My package arrived two business days after receiving their shipping email.
The box includes a prepaid return label (make sure to keep this and the original packaging for returns), a few cards, and a slip that details what I received in this set.
For October, I told my stylist that I wanted to wear a set to my alma mater's homecoming. She obliged me with a fun, wearable trio.
Slate Cher Choker Necklace - $49 (Cost to Keep: $41)
I have been following the rebirth of the choker trend for months. Now that it is out in full force I'm so happy to be able to try it from Rocksbox. This one from Slate is a more modern iteration, one that I think will be versatile for all sorts of outfits and occasions.
This choker necklace is gold plated over brass. It's a very well made piece with flat links, which gives it a smooth, uniform look when worn.
Kendra Scott Warren Ring Set in Rose Gold - $75 (Cost to Keep: $63)
These rings are 14K rose gold plated over brass with rose gold druzy. They can be stacked on one finger or worn on both hands or however you like!
I love how the bands have a "rough" look to them rather than that typical round, polished surface. I'm so in love with this set.
Kendra Scott Candice Cuff in Silver - $75 (Cost to Keep: $63)
This is a gorgeous open cuff. It is rhodium plated over brass. I'm surprisingly fond of the two-tone metal.
The bracelet comes with a couple of inserts. The cuff is adjustable, which I love because I'm all about ensuring my bracelets are secure on my wrist.
The filigree design is killer! I fall more and more in love with Kendra Scott with every new piece. Out of the three pieces, this one is my favorite.
I wore everything to my alma mater's homecoming ball. Sorry about the weird lighting.
I was originally unsure about mixing gold, rose gold, and silver tones together. However, it turned out pretty well. I received several compliments on the bracelet in particular. It's definitely a statement piece.
The thing about choker necklaces made of chains is they can be a bit stifling. I could only wear it at the base of my neck without feeling uncomfortable. I paired it with my own velvet ribbon choker and loved the result.
Verdict: I had another fantastic month of Rocksbox. My favorite piece is the Kendra Scott bracelet. Even though I don't wear enough bracelets to justify keeping it, I enjoyed every second of wear. Even though I like to wear delicate, minimalist jewelry, I am still open to trying new styles. Rocksbox has been amazing with helping me with that. For example, I learned that mixing metal tones doesn't always lead to a fashion disaster!
I did notice that sometimes it takes a bit of navigating to find details, such as length and metal composition, about each piece on the Rocksbox website. The info card isn't very helpful in that department either. It was easy to find the Kendra Scott pieces on their own website, but I had little luck with the Slate choker. Rocksbox has made great improvements to their current site; next, I think they can focus on consolidating information on their jewelry pieces.
UPDATE: Rocksbox let us know they've updated their product details pages and made them directly accessible from the "leave feedback" page on the website. This should help in finding details on the pieces received!
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