Are you looking for a new watch? Then you came to the right place. Check out my JORD Engraved Wood Watch Review & Giveaway for your chance to win!
a little about jord
JORD (pronounced YODE) is a Norse word meaning “Earth”. Established in 2013, JORD creates watches and accessories that are inspired by nature and designed with a modern lifestyle in mind. Although they are best known for their use of wood, JORD recently started including stone and marble elements in their designs.
the cassia
The Cassia is styled with Scandinavian design in mind. The vintage-inspired, Roman concave dial shimmers in the light and features feminine lines. The Cassia Collection is priced at $199/each, and includes 4 designs:
→Ebony & Sable
→Walnut & Vintage Rose
→Olive & Aegean Blue
→Zebrawood & Ivory
Although all 4 watches are beautiful, I chose the Walnut & Vintage Rose design. I love the little pop of pink it adds to my daily style!
homework and horseplay’s jord engraved wood watch review final thoughts…
I have been wearing my watch for a few days now, and I just love it. It is very comfortable and lightweight (which I was not expecting since it is a wood watch). JORD offers a number of customization options such as personalized engraving & professional sizing. These added touches make for a perfect gift to a loved one.
I had both the wood box and the back of my watch engraved with H&H as a little memento of my journey here on Homework and Horseplay. Never in a million years did I think that my blog would bring so many opportunities into my life. A very special thank you to JORD for sending me this beautiful watch!
thank you for checking out my jord engraved wood watch review…
Want to win $100 toward your own JORD Wood Watch? Enter the GIVEAWAY HERE!
Disclaimer: The winner will receive a $100 gift code toward the purchase of any JORD watch by email in a month (after the contest has concluded). All other entrants will also receive an email with a 10% off gift code.
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