Lily Jade Reviews 2

TrustScore 4 out of 5

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Amazing leather that will last years

I discovered LilyJade from watching a what's in my bag video on YouTube, followed their Instagram, bought my first Elizabeth and amber wallet last year and fell in love. I asked for a meggan for my wedding gift and then bought a shaylee and two crossbody wristlets after that. The quality of their leather is amazing and my bags get complimented all the time! They're durable and feel so luxurious. Well worth the money!

And if that's not enough, they also have amazing customer service and the owners are so friendly! They take time to listen and consider everyone's suggestions.

Date of experience: June 24, 2022

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Great company

Great company! I get so many compliments on my Lily-Jade bag. It’s so nice- space for literally everything and it’s beautiful! They have really great customer service too. I’ve had it for almost two years and no issues at all.

Date of experience: December 18, 2021

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