Jewellery Review: House of Wonderland Jewellery Club Box

Happy Tuesday everyone! Hope you've all had an amazing bank holiday weekend. I'm back again with another jewellery review and today I'm unboxing a little treat that showed up on my doorstep a few weeks back. Here's what's inside my House of Wonderland Jewellery Box*...

House of Wonderland are an independent, online store offering adorable totes, prints, pins and handcrafted accessories. More recently, however, they've introduced a monthly subscription service entitled Jewellery Club. Similar to Lucky Dip Club, HOW offer a series of one-off, themed boxes which can be purchased on their own or as part of a monthly subscription from which they send out a parcel of handmade treats right to your door. This particular box's theme was 1950's Diners and so you can imagine I was pretty keen to check it out when HOW got in touch. Here's what was inside mine...

The first thing I noticed was how fantastic the presentation of the overall parcel itself. Attached to the lid of the box was a little hint to next month's box which I think is a really lovely touch and also quite exciting given that it's clearly The Wizard of Oz - an excellent theme in my opinion. Besides the overall presentation, I also really like all the little parcels which make it all the more fun to open and explore the delights. 

Inside the box was a cross stitch pattern of a smiley-faced burger, a diner inspired DIY garland, photograph fridge magnet, name-tag style badge, sticker pack, a vinyl pendant necklace, a pizza pendant necklace, a jelly sweet burger, a series of cards and A5 sized prints and a big red bow by Miss Cherry Makewell. For sure, HOW have definitely nailed the diner theme and you can really see the level of creativity that's gone in to the production. I also think that the subtle details are fantastic - the burger and hotdog print on the tissue paper, as well as the little 'open me' stickers on the envelopes. 

Overall, I do think that this particular box is much more of a lucky dip than an actual jewellery club and so not entirely what I was expecting. I do, however, love the theme of the box and think the quality is there for sure. If you love collecting stationary, keepsakes and craft pieces then this is certainly the box for you and if you can get a theme you're particularly interested in. You can check out House of Wonderland's website and all their unique goodies here or, alternatively, you can check out the monthly subscription service here. Thanks so much to HOW for allowing me to try out their adorable boxes, I'm already loving the look of the future themes. 

Have you ever tried out Jewellery Club or any other subscription boxes? What kind of themed box would you like to see? As always I love reading your thoughts so please do leave me lots of lovely comments in the section down below. 

I hope everyone's had a fantastic bank holiday weekend, until next time,

*Disclaimer: This item was sent to me by House of Wonderland for the purposes of review. All opinions are my own and have not been influenced by the brand