Wednesday 17 June 2015

Alex Monroe Rose Gold Bee Necklace

The Alex Monroe Rose Gold Bee Necklace had been on my wishlist for a number of years. The only thing that was holding me back was the price tag. I have plenty of costume jewellery and one precious Vivienne Westwood necklace, so I wasn't sure if I should splash out.


I was caught at a weak moment, Liberty of London sent me a discount code for £30 off, that was it, it was in my basket within seconds.

Before buying I had searched for dupes on Etsy and independent jewellery websites to find an alternative but nothing could quite live up to the quality which the Alex Monroe.

I'm so glad I did finally purchase it. I just keep starring at it, it's so stunning and beautifully delicate. The reverse also has tiny folded in legs of the bee, which I thought was a lovely touch. I love that isn't too brassy in colour like some rose gold items, it's just perfect.


I'm not sure I'll be wearing it to work every day but it's a piece I plan to wear quite a bit as it will go with everything!


Do like Alex Monroe jewellery? Do you prefer costume jewellery or splashing out on designer items?

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14 comments

  1. Oh it's so beautiful! I'm a sucker for discount codes too so don't blame you! xx

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  2. So pretty! There's nothing like the feeling when you finally get something you've been longing for for ages :)
    xx
    Fashion Infatuation

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  3. This is such a gorgeous dainty piece of jewellery, definitely need to have a look into Alex Monroe!

    Lucy | Ooh La Luce

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    1. They have amazing pieces, I want the fox necklace next!

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  4. Such a pretty and classic piece - love it!

    sophie-said.blogspot.co.uk

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  5. Wow beautiful pictures and that necklace is gorgeous! X
    Glossy Boutique

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  6. Wow beautiful pictures and that necklace is gorgeous! X
    Glossy Boutique

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