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Liz is the founder of My Subscription Addiction. She's been hooked on subscription boxes since 2011 thanks to Birchbox, and she now subscribes to over 100 boxes. Her favorites include POPSUGAR Must Have, FabFitFun, and any box that features natural beauty products!
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I would rather see the values swapped on these boxes. The Yogi Surprise box is like $45 but a value of $70, and the jewelry box is $25 with a $120 value. I make jewelry and occasionally look at real stones, which can be very pricey, so I’m not sure why they would take such a profit loss on the jewelry box. Seems odd.
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chris
I think jewelry retail values are more marked up than other things in their boxes so that can account for the pricing differences. If they are having someone make the jewelry for them and they can buy the stones, etc., in bulk, their supplies are priced lower than if you bought these individually as well.
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lily
to ad to that … in different countries stones and labor are much cheaper then in the usa. So is fair trade value in those countries. So many boxes have plastic stones, that this is why the yogi surprise jewelry box is in my opinion the best value jewelry box as of now. Even though the bracelets seem to run large, the items are well made and the quality is great.
Laura
Chavez for Charity has similar stone and silver charm (gold tone too) bracelets for only $9.99 and part of the sales goes to various charities – love her bracelets.
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HappyWife
Beautiful bracelet. I usually take off the charms and spacers though. They would get rusty when I hand washed clothes and washed dishes. Wish they would use silver to avoid rusting.
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lz
It rusts, that’s unfortunately. Agree with you, sterling silver aren’t very expensive, it would be great if it is silver instead. Also, I hope the bracelet won’t be so huge as it always had been.
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Michele
I love that the bracelets are for average/medium sized wrists. The problem with making them smaller is that they cannot be restrung nicely for those who have medium sized bones, whereas if they are really too big, I can resize them down.
It is a problem – if they are too small, many people can’t wear them either and nothing can be done about it. For once, I have found a box that actually sends out bracelets that aren’t made for 6 inch or smaller wrists. Also, men wear these bracelets too, so having a smaller wrist size would not work either.
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