Wantable Review

So for a while now I've had the Wantable Banner on my blog.  I hadn't gotten to actually try it but I have known several bloggers that have and love it.  It's finally my turn and I'm so glad it is!  I decided to get the jewelry Wantable box.  That's right, you get to choose between jewelry and makeup.

"How is all works...
We navigate the world of fashion and beauty and bring you the latest trends, personalized just for you."

1.  Baubles or Beauty:  Choose a category and answer a few questions 
so we can match you with the perfect products.

2.  Forever or for now:  Subscribe for $36 a month or buy a single box for$40. Subscriptions are shipped automatically each month and can be skipped or canceled anytime.

3.  Discover a new you:  Each box is packed with full-size products hand-picked from unique, specialty, and premium brands to perfectly fit your style.

Not in love? Not to worry! Send back your box for a full refund, no questions asked."




I liked all the pieces that I received.  I was shocked that I received everything that I did.  Wantable claims that the value of the box's value is at least $80  and you pay as little as $36, I think that an excellent deal!

The best part of the Wantable box though is the amazing style!  Wantable states that they bring you the latest trends and they do.  Wantable will customize a box just for you.  They will ask what you like and what you don't like.  You'll see pictures of different styles of everything from dresses, sunglasses, the scarves and jewelry.  You'll be asked to select the choices from dislike to love and in between.

After you are through with the selections it will give you a list of things you are likely to receive and not to receive.  So, what were my selections?

You asked for:  Classic, Glam, Boho, Quirky, Seasonal, Silver Tone, Gold Tone, Multi Tone, Beads, Leatherette.

You asked not to get:  Rock 'n Roll, Wood, Acrylic, Evil Eye, Military.

That was the gist of what Wantable got from all of my selections.  What did I receive?

I received a pair of gold tone earrings that dangled with coral beads, flowers and tassels.  A gorgeous silver toned stretch bracelet was included and it looks like it made up of woven balls.  There was also a long gold toned coral necklace that matched the earring with tassells and a pair of matching stud earrings.  

I'm not sure if it was intentional of Wantable to include this almost matching set but I feel like I lucked out!  No, I'm not done.  There was also a trio set of classic stud earrings (black flowers with diamond like centers, large  metallic blue studs and little disco balls).

What are my thoughts?  I don't think this will be my last Wantable box.  I'm so curious about the make up box but I'm not sure I will get it.  I love the box that I received.  There were so many classic pieces and so many fashion forward pieces that I am excited to add to my collection.

I absolutely feel like this box is worth much more than the $36 that you would pay for if choosing the monthly subscription.  You'll also get with you box a paper explaining what you received and how to wear it.  The suggestion for my long uber glam necklace was to pair it with ballet flats and a messy top knot.  I can't wait to do this.

I recommend Wantable!  I also suggest to all of you men out there that if you are unsure what to get the woman in your life as a gift to check into Wantable.  You can select the items you see that maybe you've seen her in or heard her say she liked.  I think any woman would love to get a Wantable Jewelry box.  

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