Fair Treasure Subscription Box Review – July 2015
FAIR Treasure is a monthly subscription service for women that sends you ethically sourced goods from around the globe each month.
FAIR Treasure kindly sent me this box to review. Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes).
The Subscription Box: FAIR Treasure
The Cost: $30 a month plus shipping (Free shipping with 3 month plan)
The Products: Each box will contain at least $30 in retail value of ethically sourced treasures. Typically, your treasure box will contain 2-3 items.
Ships to: US
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Fair Treasure includes a card with each item that gives you the background on the maker and the fair trade practices involved in producing the item.
Mata Traders Tonal Hues Necklace – Value $34
I love the colors of these resin beads! Such a great neutral piece!
Olive Branch Tray – Value $29 (On Sale for $14.50)
I love the rustic quality of this tray – and the raw bark on the outside pieces is a nice touch. I just wish it was a little larger! This size will make a good catchall tray though. Here is a picture to give you a better sense of scale:
It holds one iPhone 6 plus – and that’s about it! 🙂
Verdict: I really like both pieces this month – my favorite is definitely the necklace though! Using the retail prices this box has a value of about $63 – or $48.50 with the sale price of the tray. What do you think of the July Fair Treasure box?
Written by Liz Cadman
The tray is really nice. If I had that, since it is an olive branch, I would fill it with peace totems and display it somewhere visible. Love it!
Great box. Fair Treasure always seems to have interesting items in each box. The only thing that I don’t like about the items is: iPhone 6 plus. the design is interesting, yet unless you have that specific phono it can not be used. I dont have an iphone, so I would be disapointed in this item if I got in the box. Yet the tray and necklace are nice.
It is just a tray. A catchall. It is not actually made for an iphone. She used that as a size reference.
Opps! Duh. I should have read that part . Thanks for pointing that out – I should have had more coffee this morning…..
Gosh if they threw in a phone worth several hundred dollars don’t think I would mind too much! Hehe