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Bijoux de luxe upcyclés Donner une seconde vie aux articles de luxe vintage en créant des bijoux avec de la personnalité.
7 avenue pozzo di borgo, 92210, ST CLOUD, France
The necklaces are very cute and true to the photos. I really like the concept and the final look. However, both necklaces were packed in the same box, which is a bit disappointing, especially if they are meant as gifts. Separate boxes would have been more appreciated.
Luxury Story up-cycled is a great concept. The pieces are original and beautifully made. I had a great experience with my purchase and the packaging is beautiful. I bought a bracelet for myself and one for my sister in law. I can’t wait for her reaction to this adorable gift.
I received my order very fastly and I'm very satisfyed by the quality of my new necklaces :)
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