Fashion: Alexi Accessories Review. A New British Jewellery Brand

Alexi Accessories necklace

I always like to discover new brands and recently came across Alexi Accessories. This British jewellery brand celebrates the essence of feminity and addresses young, discerning women who desire stylish and sophisticated jewellery, yet want affordable prices.

The Alexi jewellery collection ticks all these boxes and the range includes delicate rings, necklaces, pendants, earrings and bracelets. Most of the beautiful designs feature sparkly cubic zirconia stones and underline the fine, romantic character of Alexi Accessories which is a great change to the current statement trend that's dominating the fashion world.

The brand kindly send me this lovely present the other day. Inside was a stunning 925 sterling gold necklace with a sparkly mini disc charm* which is part of their first signature collection.


Alexi Accessories jewellery

I love the cute pink ribbon and how much detail and effort went into the presentation. It makes such a big difference, when jewellery brands care for their customers and the effort is reflected in the gift wrapping and the collection itself.

Alexi Accessories jewellery necklace
Mini Disc Necklace

My gold mini disc necklace is very delicate and the charm sparkles wonderfully. Engraved in the clasp is the brand's logo which reminds me of my boyfriend Alex. The necklace is very light and though it is so fine, the sparkly cubic zirconia stones make sure to catch eyes. The romantic necklace is made of real 925 sterling gold and goes with many of my girly outfits.

Mini Disc necklace ootd

The gold mini disc necklace costs £46.50 and is available on Alexi Accessories website. The brand has only launched their online shop a few weeks ago, so at the moment you'll only find another collection called Brooke, but there will be more added towards the end of the year.

Have a look around their website and you'll also find gorgeous pieces with a sterling silver or a rose gold finish. They have wonderful designs and with Christmas slowly approaching, why not get some jewellery inspiration for the perfect gift? If I have to chose another favourite item from the collection it would be this shiny silver hollow circle necklace.

Thank you so much for reading today's post. Do you like dainty jewellery and what is the best outfit to wear it with? Let me know what you think about the necklace. 

Till next time,

xx CAZ xx

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*PR Sample

Comments

  1. Gabrielle5 March 2015 at 14:39

    Oh my gosh, that is beyond cute! I bought a similar style bracelet at Accessorize recently but they don't do the matching necklace which was so disappointing - I'll keep this brand in mind, for sure! Thanks for sharing Carolin and have a lovely evening :)

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