A WOMAN has revealed she bought a mystery bag filled with vintage jewelery and was left completely shocked when she looked inside.
Kira Wennerstrom not only found a stunning 14-karat gold bracelet, but also an elegant designer necklace.
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Showing off her finds online, Kira, who describes herself as ‘your blonde best friend who owns a thrift store’, shared the short clip showing off her vintage and thrift finds.
She said, “Let’s examine another mystery bag of cheap jewelry.
“Weighing in at over 30 pounds of bag, you’re sure to find some odd pieces, but there are a few Cool find it here.”
Kira first saw a beautiful second-hand tiara, followed by a large leather choker and some personalized bracelets.
She also got her hands on a cute Hello Kitty bracelet, as well as a Juicy Couture leopard print necklace.
Additionally, Kira was lucky enough to find a Hello Kitty ring, some earrings, and a unique lace and pearl choker.
Additionally, she even found a Sweethearts bracelet, still with the tag, as well as some vintage hat pins.
Thrilled with her finds, Kira continued, “This bag is definitely getting better than the last, with lots of 90s and 2000s jewelry.
“There’s so much real silver and gold in these vintage hat pins — I’m obsessed.”
But Kira was impressed to see a 14-karat gold heart bracelet, as well as a Tiffany & Co. necklace.
She continued, “It’s going to be so hard not to keep some of these pieces for myself, like this 14-karat gold bracelet and this Tiffany and Co. necklace, I couldn’t believe I found this in this bag.”
The elegant double heart pendant necklace, from the iconic luxury jewelery brand, retails as new for £264.
BEAM OF SOCIAL MEDIA USERS
The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @kira.gullionIt clearly left many speechless as it quickly racked up 618,500 views.
Social media users were surprised by Kira’s findings and many took to the comments to express this.
Some of these items are so cool!
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While many admitted to being “jealous” of their finds, others described their items as “beautiful.”
One person said: “I’ve never been so jealous.”
Another added: “I need that Hello Kitty bracelet.”
I would die for one of these bags!
TikTok user
A third commented: “Oh my god some of these items are so cool!!”
Meanwhile, someone else smiled: “I absolutely love that crown/tiara you took out of your bag for the first time, it was absolutely beautiful.”
Where to find mystery boxes
MYSTERY boxes are becoming increasingly popular, with people interested in taking a chance on purchasing one. But where can you get one?
Charity stores
Many charity shops have started putting together mystery boxes as a way of getting rid of stock that they would otherwise be unable to sell. While you can never guarantee what you will receive, these boxes are usually cheaper than those purchased elsewhere.
eBay
Many retailers use eBay to sell their inventory, with options on the auction site including unclaimed baggage or package returns all bundled together in a mystery box. It’s not like a normal ‘auction’ though – there will usually be a buy now price, so it’s like any other internet transaction.
Online retailers
As the popularity of mystery boxes increases, other retailers have begun selling them in hopes that they will be a hit with customers. Take a look at sites like Amazon, Etsy, and Wowcher, and you’ll often find that mystery boxes are also listed by genre.
If there’s a specific niche mystery box you’re looking for, it’s always worth seeking it out. There are so many websites out there that sell mystery boxes that you will undoubtedly find what you are looking for.
As with purchasing anything online, make sure you buy from a reputable retailer and a secure website.
Not only that, but one jewelry lover shared, “I would die for one of these bags!”
Although one user stated, “These pins are pins and go on the lapel of a jacket.”
To this, Kira responded and wrote, “Wow, even better.”
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