Ulinx Bracelet Giveaway + Coupon Code!

When I got an opportunity to review a Ulinx bracelet, I was intrigued. Ulinx charm bracelets are modular jewellery, composed of multiple magnetic pieces that you can mix & match. Because it's totally modular, it will fit anyone, no matter how small or sturdy the wrist. There are many styles of charm in round & square shapes & loads of colours to choose from. You can go with simple square charms or just round or a mix of square & round, connecting them up with the tiny silver beads.

The major caveat with the Ulinx bracelets is that they're made up of separate, tiny & strong magnets, so you can't let children play with them. They recommend the bracelets for age 14 & up only because of the risk of injury if the magnets are swallowed, etc. The bracelet is quite strong & holds together well, but a toddler can yank it open (we tested) & the links could separate if dropped on a hard floor, for example.

The bracelet looks cool & it's also fun to play with. I discovered tons of interesting configurations with just the bracelet I got. Here are a few that I put together with the one bracelet I ordered:

Check out the Ulinx video for a sense of how powerful the magnets are & how much fun it is to play with them.

Visit www.ULINXjewellery.com to find out more. You can design your own custom charm bracelet & buy it on the website--full bracelets start around $40. You can buy individual charms to add on to your collection too. Use the code sprog20 to get 20% off your purchase!
 
& finally: the GIVEAWAY! One lucky Sprog reader could win their own Ulinx bracelet too! You can enter multiple times to win--just click on the Rafflecopter link below & follow the instructions.

a Rafflecopter giveaway

Contest closes August 23rd at 9:01pm Pacific. I'll announce the winner here on The Sprog & then they must contact me within 72 hours to claim the prize.



*Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post. I received no compensation for writing this review other than a Ulinx bracelet. The words & opinions above are my own.