Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. I received this box for review. My first RocksBox arrived for May, and I couldn’t wait to see what was in it. RocksBox is a jewelry subscription box that gives you three pieces to wear at a time, for only $19.00/month.
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. I received this box for review purposes. I kept my last RocksBox a bit longer this time, but I was happy to see a new box on my doorstep. RocksBox is a jewelry subscription box that gives you three pieces to wear at a time, for only $19.00/month.
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. I received this box free for review. I love seeing a new RocksBox on my doorstep. RocksBox is a jewelry rental subscription for only $19.00/month. The best part of this subscription, is you can get many different pieces of jewelry to wear each month.
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. Another RocksBox arrived and I was excited to check it out. RocksBox is a fun jewelry rental service, that sends three pieces of jewelry for $19.00/month.
Disclosure: I received this box free for review. This post contains affiliate links. RocksBox is one of my favorite boxes to review! RocksBox is a jewelry rental subscription for only $19.00/month. The best part of this subscription, is you can get many different pieces of jewelry to wear each month. I have a special code letting you try it FREE for the first month, just read to the end of the review. When you sign up for RocksBox, you fill out a style profile with your preferences, then RocksBox mails you out three pieces based on your profile. You wear your pieces for as long as you want, then send them back in the prepaid envelope. You also give feedback about each piece you receive. The more feedback you give, the better your boxes.
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. I received this box free for review. RocksBox is a jewelry rental subscription box, that’s only $19.00/month. When you sign up, you fill out a profile, so RocksBox knows your style. When you receive your box, you wear the pieces for as long as you like. When you are done with your pieces, you send them back in the prepaid envelope and wait for your next set. You also give feedback about each piece you receive. The more feedback you give, the better your boxes.
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. I received this box free for review. RocksBox is a really fun jewelry rental subscription. RocksBox is $19.00/month and you are sent three pieces of jewelry to wear and enjoy. Once you are done with the pieces, you send them back in the prepaid envelope. You fill out a profile quiz when you sign up, so RocksBox can match you with pieces you will love. When you send the items back, you fill out a rating scale about each piece. You can write in the comments section about what you loved or didn’t love about the pieces.
Disclosure; This post, March 2015 RocksBox #1 Review + Free Box Offer, contains affiliate links Rocks Box is a jewelry rental subscription box. that sends three pieces of jewelry for $19.00/month. When you sign up, you fill out a profile about your taste in jewelry. When you get your jewelry, you wear the pieces for as long as you want, just pay the $19.00/month. When you are ready to sent your pieces back, just apply the return address label and ship them back in the bag provided. You can also give feedback about your pieces. You can manage your subscription and your feedback from your account. The stylists really listen to your feedback.
Disclosure: This box was received free for review. This post contains affiliate links. RocksBox is a jewelry subscription box and every box, you get three pieces of jewelry. You pay $19.00/month and you can get as many boxes as you want, each month. When you sign up, you fill out a profile, so RocksBox will know what to send. You can also make special requests for specific pieces. If you fall in love with any of your pieces, you can buy them for 20% off retail. Once you are done with your pieces, use the return address label, place the pieces in the box and mail them back in the bag.
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