Wooden Watches | The perfect accessory curated for You!
Do you love pieces that are uniquely designed? Jord is very unique because they have curated a collection of beautifully crafted wooden watches for the modern lifestyle. The quality of their timepieces are perfection, offering a wide collection for women and men, with the option to customize. When I invest in a luxury item I look for quality, presentation and packaging and I must say I was very impressed when I opened my box. It comes in a beautiful wooden box with an engraved J on the top, extra links and tips on how to maintain the watch. I picked their Frankie wooden watch in Dark Sandal wood & Emerald, which happens to be my birthstone color. The sandal wood is so rich and the accents of gold are perfect. It is definitely a statement piece and conversation starter, I receive so many compliments every time I wear it. Keep reading to learn how to win a $100 gift card towards your very own Jord watch!
Because it has been particularly cold on the west coast, I have had the pleasure of breaking out my cozy knits and booties and I could not be happier. It's nice to break out the winter essentials and bundle up. I recently took a trip to Forever21 and found this oversized and by oversized I mean an XXL knit in the clearance section in a olive dust green, which styled perfectly with my watch. I love an oversize fit and this was perfect although the sleeves were way too long I made it work. I paired it with my Joe's Jeans which fit me very well to my surprise without any alterations (I did a little dance in the fitting room). I finished the look with my favorite booties from Kendall and Kylie and my handmade afro pick earrings.
With my partnership with Jord, I am offering $100 off a Jord Watch of your own. Once you enter you will automatically receive 10% off your purchase, click here to enter until March 11th. (Contest has ended)
“The value of a watch is not in being able to tell how much time has passed, but in being aware of the need to make that time count. Moments are bigger than minutes and your watch should tell more than time.”