Bling Guard Review and Giveaway





How Bling Guard was born:



I absolutely hate when my ring hangs on my finger. I am a bigger girl but I have tiny fingers. So, I wear a 5 ring. You can only get a sz 7 at most stores. This is a lot better way to keep your ring in place than to tie string around the back. I have seen people with tape tied around the back also. Bling guard is the perfect way to keep your ring from slipping forward and not looking like the beautiful piece of jewelry it is meant to be.




BlingWraps

Introducing new BlingWraps, Invisible Ring Guards. Whether he’s put a ring on it or you’ve treated yourself to a gorgeous gift, keep your stunning stones on top, and stop them from turning, twisting or slipping off your finger with these easy-to-use, disposable ring size adjusters.

The hypoallergenic, latex-free band adds 1+ ring sizes to your finger and forms an invisible “padlock” to hold your rings in place.

$14.99 for 30 Disposable Bands


Don't let your earings fall forward. Get some
BlingDots

Introducing new BlingDots, Earring Supports and Stabilizers. Easy to apply, these discreet and disposable backs relieve the weight and pressure of your earrings, lifting them up on the ear lobe and positioning them perfectly!

BlingDots also work with clip-on earrings and your favorite pins, brooches and badges.

$14.99 for 45 disposable pairs, 90 individual dots

Sometimes earings are just a little bit too heavy for littler earlobes. With these Bling Dots you will be able to keep those earing against you ears where they belong. Don't you just want to have jewelry that looks like it should? I know I do. Each set of dots comes in a cute little black plastic box.




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Five Lil Bass In Tow was sent a set of each to test and post my honest review. This blog is no responsible for prize delivery.

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