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£10 off £15 jewellery spend at Buckley London

Blagged code valid on all jewellery, including sale & 3for2 bracelets

If you go online to jewellery brand Buckley London* and enter the code MSE2019 you can get £10 off when you spend £15 or more across most items until 11.59pm on Wed 6 Nov. Delivery's £3.99.

The code's valid on both full-price items and already-reduced stock in Buckley's up to 70% off sale*, and it can also be combined with other offers such as 3for2 on bracelets*. You won't be able to use the code on gift vouchers or gift bags.

For more codes like this, see our full Discount Vouchers round-up.

MSE OLI says:

The low minimum spend and ability to stack discounts makes this code appealing. When I checked, I spotted £4ish bracelets in its sale, so you could potentially get a few pieces of jewellery for £10ish delivered with this code.
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£10 off £15 Buckley London jewellery

Blagged code valid on most items, incl 3for2 bracelets

If you go online to costume jewellery brand Buckley London* and enter the code MSE10 you can get £10 off when you spend £15 or more across most items until 11.59pm on Tue 13 Nov. Delivery's £3.99.

It's valid on both full-price items and already-reduced stock in Buckley's up to 70% off sale*, and it can also be combined with other offers such as a 3for2 on bracelets*. However, you won't be able to use the code on Buckley's remembrance poppy brooches, as all charity products are excluded.

For more codes like this, see our full Discount Vouchers page.
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