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Mejuri Cyber Sale 2023 Is Live: Score 25% Off Sitewide

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If you’ll be scouring the Internet for the best jewelry sales for Black Friday 2024, Mejuri has announced a generous discount (plus a lengthy window of opportunity to take advantage) that you won’t want to miss. The beloved jewelry brand kicked off its Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale, so shoppers can get a jump start on their holiday shopping. Right now, score 25 percent off sitewide when you spend $150 or more—no code required.

Mejuri was co-founded by CEO and third-generation jeweler Noura Sakkijha in 2015 with the hope that women would be inspired to treat themselves to the stunning pieces of jewelry that were once exclusively marketed to men as special-occasion gift purchases. Now a celebrity-loved label (Ariana Grande, Oprah, and Margot Robbie are just a few of its A-list fans) and a brand proud to give back via The Mejuri Empowerment Fund, Mejuri has cemented itself an authority in its category. Prices range from under $150 to over $500.

So, what should you shop? Bestsellers include everyday hoops, personalized jewelry, stackable rings, diamond-adorned accessories, and, yes, even pieces for men. The Pavé Diamond Huggie Hoops are a personal favorite if you’re on the hunt for a practical splurge (they’re a great everyday staple), but if you’re looking to spend the bare minimum, we’d recommend creating a stack of its rings. Scroll through below for more ideas!

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A glam take on a classic.

Everyone needs a simple gold chain in their lineup.

For those who want to wear their heart on their sleeve (and hand).

The perfect gift for the jewelry lover on your list.

A great unisex bracelet for layering.

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