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25 letters in stock todayChains 16+2 to 18+2.5 inches75 pieces carry buyer ratings

About MONOZO

A small plated-jewellery range built around one letter at a time.

The people behind MONOZO have sold thin plated pieces since 2017. The range is deliberately short: initial bracelets, letter necklaces with a sunflower, and crosses. 75 pieces in total, 25 letters, two tones of metal.

We publish the figures a buyer actually uses: which letter, which tone, what the maker states for the plating, how long the chain runs with and without its extension, whether a pouch comes in the box, and what buyers rated the piece.

75Pieces priced today

59 initial bracelets, 6 letter necklaces, 10 crosses.

Ratings 75 pieces rated, 4.4 to 4.7 stars.

Write to us notes@monozo.net

  • Gold tone50 pieces
  • Silver tone25 pieces
Two tones cover the whole catalogue, both plated over a base metal.

Plating is a surface, and we treat that as a fact rather than a disclaimer. The care page says which habits take it off early and which ones do not, with a clinical source for the part that touches skin.

Payment, delivery and returns are handled by our retail partner at checkout, and the buttons on every page take you straight there.

The range

What the MONOZO lineup covers

Shop by letter

What we publish

The letterStamped on the piece before it reaches us
The toneGold or silver, as the maker names it
The platingThe figure the maker declares, printed as the maker's
The chainLength with and without its extension
The pouchWhether one is in the box
The ratingWhat buyers left on each piece
Where the maker publishes no figure, the row is absent. An empty row is honest; a guess dressed as a measurement is not.

What we do not do

  • 6+2 in 59 pieces
  • 16+2 in 10 pieces
  • 18+2.5 in 6 pieces
Three chain lengths cover the catalogue. There is no size chart because there is no size to choose.

We do not engrave, size or repair, and we do not take payment. Orders, delivery and returns are handled by our retail partner at checkout.

We also do not claim a laboratory behind the words hypoallergenic and nickel free: those are the maker's claims, printed as such. What that means in practice.