For years, I avoided jewelry because I didn’t know how to style it—and when I tried, I felt overdone. But eventually, I realized it wasn’t that I didn’t like jewelry—I just didn’t like what was trending. I’ve always gravitated toward dainty gold pieces, even when everyone else was into chunky silver.
Once I started buying pieces that felt more like me, everything changed. Now, I don’t feel ready to walk out the door until I’ve got earrings and a necklace on. One brand that completely changed how I feel about jewelry? Mejuri. Their quality, designs, and price point hit the sweet spot for everyday wear that still feels special.
Now that I own a handful of Mejuri pieces, I thought it was time for a proper review. I had a lot of questions when I was learning about them, so hopefully this review will help answer some of those FAQs and also give you a little shopping inspiration. I vote not to wait for your significant other to buy you jewelry (and maybe buy the wrong kind you won’t wear). Pick it out yourself, buy it, and thank me later.
I also have a video review if you prefer to watch rather than read. You can also watch the same Mejuri review video on my YouTube channel if you prefer watching videos there.
Okay, let’s get right to it.
Mejuri’s rings are beautifully made, and I’ve been impressed by how well they hold up to everyday wear (I never take them off for hand-washing, which I do a lot as a mom of two young boys!).
I rotate through my Mejuri earrings more than any others in my collection. They’re simple, stylish, and feel elevated even with a basic outfit. They’re lightweight so they never pull on my ears, which is hugely important to me.
I wear my Mejuri bracelets 24/7—showering, sleeping, doing dishes—and they still look new.
Most-worn favorites:
Mejuri necklaces are dainty, beautiful, and layer well together. My only gripe? The tiny clasps—but once they’re on, I often wear them for days at a time.
Mejuri is a Canadian-based, direct-to-consumer jewelry company that makes fine and semi-fine pieces in a modern style. The idea behind the brand was to empower women to purchase jewelry because the co-founder and CEO, Noura Sakkijha, found that the jewelry industry was primarily focused on men gifting to women. The most impressive part? The pricing. I was blown away by the affordability of their products, especially considering the quality.
In short, Mejuri makes high-quality (fine and semi-fine… I’ll explain this below) jewelry that’s classic, dainty, and easy to wear every day at an attainable price point. Oh, and they make it all sustainably. There’s nothing not to love.
Mejuri hits the mark with affordability and timeless designs. Plus, they use sustainable practices, including recycled materials and traceable sources. It’s rare for me to find a brand that totally aligns with my personal style, especially when it comes to jewelry, but I love absolutely everything Mejuri makes.
Yes, it’s very high quality. Mejuri jewelry is fine (all gold) or semi-fine (gold-plated or gold-filled). Cheaper jewelry is typically just plated with a very thin layer of gold, which is why it tarnishes; it simply rubs off. Mejuri does have some plated items, but the plating is much thicker than that of cheaper brands, which helps prevent quick tarnishing. More on that below.
With proper care, no. But it also depends on the pieces you have. 14K solid gold jewelry is not prone to tarnishing or discoloration. However, the pieces made with gold vermeil (a thick layer of 18k solid gold on sterling silver) and sterling silver are prone to tarnishing. It’s more affordable since it’s plated vs. solid gold, but the downside is that it is more prone to tarnishing. These tips from the Mejuri website are helpful:
This care guide on Mejuri’s website explains how to properly care for your jewelry.
I have had zero issues with tarnishing or discoloration with any of my pieces (including the gold vermeil ones), but I take my earrings and rings off when showering. However, I keep my bracelets on all the time.
I wouldn’t say I’m THE most careful with my jewelry (I leave my bracelets on 24/7, I don’t take my rings off when I wash my hands), but I don’t toss it around carelessly, either. Mejuri jewelry looks far newer than other brands of jewelry I own, even though most pieces are older.
Proactive maintenance is key. To keep tarnish from setting in, clean your pieces regularly by wiping them with a soft, dry cloth or using Mejuri’s Jewelry Care Kit (Brush & Spray).
Yes! Mejuri uses real (ethically sourced) diamonds and gemstones (and freshwater pearls). If it says it’s a natural diamond, it’s a natural diamond.
Mejuri is also made with sustainable and ethical materials (including their diamonds). They work with suppliers who are independently certified by recognized standards-getting organizations that focus on health and safety, human rights, fair labor, governance, and environmental protection (click here for more on Mejuri’s suppliers).
You will see a few lab-grown diamonds on their website as well, and those are noted in the name of each piece of jewelry.
It varies, depending on the piece, from under $100 to $495+. Mejuri has a wide range of price points and makes pieces with a wide range of materials. Given the quality of its products and the materials used, Mejuri is very affordable compared to what you’d pay for similar jewelry elsewhere. You’re getting the best quality without the mark-ups associated with traditional jewelry stores or other online retailers.
The 14K gold pieces are, indeed, real gold. And so is the 18k gold vermeil (although those pieces aren’t 100% gold, as I mentioned above). You’ll also see sterling silver, 18K gold vermeil, titanium, enamel, ceramic, ethically sourced diamonds, gemstones, and freshwater pearl pieces. The materials they use are the real deal.
Most of Mejuri’s gold production is done in Arezzo, Italy. The team there works with designers, goldsmiths, and technicians.
100% yes. This is one of those brands that I can’t stop talking about on social media or in real life. I genuinely am so happy with every purchase I’ve made, and I wear multiple pieces of Mejuri daily. I used to think spending $300 for an everyday ring was silly, but now I understand the value of investing in higher-quality jewelry that lasts. I’m sure I spent over $300 when buying $20-$40 rings over and over, only to have to replace them repeatedly. I also know I’m building a collection I’ll love for years.
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2 responses to “Mejuri Jewelry Review & My Favorite Pieces”
So helpful! Your Mejuri jewelry review highlights some beautiful pieces. Your favorites are inspiring—looking forward to adding some of these to my wardrobe.
I totally agree with Terylin—Mejuri really nails the balance between quality, affordability, and sustainability. The brand’s focus on empowering women to choose their own jewelry is refreshing. It’s interesting to consider, though, how their minimalist designs offer more than just accessories—they’re subtle ways to express individuality in everyday life.